Saving Your Loved One’s Independence

Posted on: 16 July 2020

Dementia is a condition that affects memory and communication and is more common among elderly adults. The disease can severely impact a person's day-to-day life. Although the idea of your loved one developing this condition is scary, it is still important to look out for early warning signs. Here are some of the early signs of dementia. Short-Term Memory Loss While forgetting where a pair of keys are from time to time usually is not a cause for concern, frequent forgetfulness may be troublesome.
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Posted on: 24 March 2020

Home is where memories are formed and made. You know where everything is placed, and the sense of familiarity keeps you going without stress. So the adage that says there's no place like home is particularly accurate when it comes to aging citizens who want to remain in their homes while receiving necessary in-home health care services. Home care companies readily make this vision possible for elderly people when family members cannot be there to take care of them all the time.
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Posted on: 30 September 2019

If you have a loved one who lives at home alone and is beginning to need support with basic tasks, in-home senior care services are an excellent solution. While you can try to help out yourself, there may be gaps in how much you can do and how much help your loved one actually needs. When you find yourself stressed out because you are worried about the safety of a loved one who could use some help in the home, it's time to address your concerns.
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Posted on: 14 May 2019

It's not easy watching loved ones age to the point in which they can no longer care for themselves the way that they need. Unfortunately, life doesn't always allow the opportunity to stay with your loved one to give them the care that they need at a time in which they need it most. Here, you'll find a few tips to help you make the most of this difficult situation.
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