There was a time when nursing homes were the only alternative when aging loved ones required more care than a spouse or family caregivers could provide at home. Thankfully, those days are over. Today, the combination of assisted adult day care options, assisted living communities, and in-home care makes it…
According to AARP, more than 90% of adults 65 and older prefer to remain in their homes and age in place. Taking care of elderly parents at home can be challenging, but it’s one of the most rewarding things you’ll ever do. There are so many benefits to supporting a…
Caregiving is a rewarding job, but also a demanding one. As a result, those caring for family members or loved ones must pay close attention to their own well-being to prevent caregiver fatigue and burnout. Awareness Is the First Step in Avoiding Caregiver Burnout According to The National Alliance For…
There are approximately 15,000 nursing homes in the United States, but not every senior is comfortable living in a home. Many older people want to remain living at home for as long as possible, though they may need additional support and services as they age. If you’re not sure which…
Once you notice signs a parent or aging loved one needs support, you may consider in-home care vs. assisted living as part of your solution. It’s important to note there are pros and cons to each option. First and foremost, we believe the client’s wishes and desires should be at…
When seniors and/or their families begin the process of looking for in home care, it can be a daunting task. You can call half a dozen different agencies but your average person may not be able to tell much of a difference between them. A common practice of families looking…
In-home care for loved ones with dementia is one of the most heart-centered, seamless, and holistic ways to keep individuals in the comfort and familiarity of their homes and communities while providing quality memory care 24 hours a day. The key to high-quality support is working with a licensed homecare…
Maybe you’re concerned that your mother isn’t able to handle grocery shopping on her own. Maybe your grandfather needs help with light housekeeping and organization assistance. Perhaps you need even more committed live-in assistance for the senior in your life. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. According to new…
Long-term care plans are essential for seniors and their families, especially those who prefer to age in place. While the cost of in-home care is notably more affordable than residential options, the financial responsibilities typically increase over time as health-related declines create a need for additional caregiving shifts. Average Cost…
Dementia is a progressive disease that begins with virtually unnoticeable memory blips and develops into a situation where adults cannot remain independently safe, secure, and well. Because there’s no “one point” or a prescribed date when an adult with dementia moves from independent to care-dependent, it’s up to loved ones…
