2020

  • How 24-Hour Live-In Home Care Benefits Your Elderly Relatives

    Everyone will grow old one day. Some people age but still retain their mental faculties. Others will need home health care 24 hours a day. Your elderly relatives may someday develop medical conditions that require 24-hour home health care live in services. Elderly persons who are homebound and lonely and who are suffering from mid-to-late dementia symptoms and other medical conditions do best when they have around-the-clock care in their homes.
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  • The Importance of Socializing for Individuals With Dementia

    Socializing is important for everybody. Isolation can be devastatingly lonely for anybody, and this does not change for seniors. This does not change when somebody has dementia. If you care for a loved one who has dementia, you may worry that they are not having enough social time. This is what you need to read if you are concerned about your loved one's dementia and their dementia care services. Seniors are Commonly Isolated
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  • Home Care Services And The Senior's Social Life

    Why does your aging parent, grandparent, or other family member need home care services? If your loved one still lives at home, take a look at what you need to know about the social side of in home care. How Much Time Does the Senior Spend Alone? According to the Pew Research Center, it's common for Americans over age 60 to spend more than half their days alone. Seniors who live with other people may spend as many as seven hours per day alone, while those who don't live with a companion or family member may spend up to 10 hours daily by themselves.
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  • What To Expect From At-Home Hospice Care

    Unfortunately, death is inevitable. For some, it comes quickly and silently. While this may be easier on the one passing, it can be quite a shock to their loved ones. However, not everyone will have that experience. When someone you love is terminally ill, there may come a time when they are done fighting, when they just want to be able to go, or perhaps when their doctor has found nothing else that can be done to help them other than to keep them comfortable.
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