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When you have an elderly or special needs person living in your home, your days can seem to go on forever. Even though the days feel long, you feel that there simply aren't enough hours in the day to take care of everything you need to in a 24 hour period and have time left to take care of yourself. It is easy to run yourself ragged when you have someone depending on you. One thing I found to be my saving grace is the home care service that I hired to help me with my husband. Find out what a home care service can do to help you through these difficult days here on my blog.

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Using Home Care Services To Provide For A Disabled Relative's Health
5 October 2021

A disabled relative can strain your family's menta …

Cancer Patients And Hospice Care: The Benefits
12 July 2021

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with canc …

5 Tips For Hiring A Home Care Worker For A Patient With Dementia
8 April 2021

If your parent was recently diagnosed with dementi …

Finding The Perfect In Home-Care Match For A Relative
28 January 2021

If you have a relative that needs care on a regula …

2 Reasons To Hire Live-In Home Health Care For Your Loved One
18 November 2020

When your loved one reaches the end of their life, …

Using Home Care Services To Provide For A Disabled Relative’s Health

5 October 2021
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A disabled relative can strain your family's mental, physical, and financial wellness. You and others in your household may find it challenging to balance this person's healthcare needs with work, school, and other family obligations.  When you find it difficult to offer this family member the care that they need, you may need to bring in outside help to assist you. You and your relative both can benefit when you retain the services of a professional home care provider. Read More 

Cancer Patients And Hospice Care: The Benefits

12 July 2021
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If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer, you may be in preparation for the final stages. As you prepare, you must consider where you or your loved one will stay. While it will not be an easy time for anyone, it is vital that you take into consideration the quality of care that is received. As the end of life gets closer, you may want to consider hospice care, which is a specialized type of care that is provided for individuals who have a short time left to live. Read More 

5 Tips For Hiring A Home Care Worker For A Patient With Dementia

8 April 2021
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If your parent was recently diagnosed with dementia, it can be devastating. They may have trouble remembering simple things and need extra help. Instead of placing your parent in a nursing home right away, consider hiring a home care worker. Here are some helpful tips for choosing the right home care service for your parent. Look for Specific Experience Just because a home caregiver has worked with senior citizens in the past, does not mean that they are equipped to take care of your parent. Read More 

Finding The Perfect In Home-Care Match For A Relative

28 January 2021
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If you have a relative that needs care on a regular basis, and you are unable to tend to the task yourself, finding someone with credentials and compassion is likely your current focus. While most people rely upon in-home care services, the employees sent to perform actions require some vetting beforehand to ensure they match your loved one's needs perfectly. Inquire About Meetings With Potential Staff Members Before committing to an in-home care service exclusively, ask potential businesses you may hire if you can meet with staff members before signing a contract or making a payment. Read More 

2 Reasons To Hire Live-In Home Health Care For Your Loved One

18 November 2020
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When your loved one reaches the end of their life, there are a lot of decisions that you need to make. One of them is where they are going to live out their final days. Everyone involved may decide that your loved one should die at home, surrounded by their family in a place that they love. Trying to take care of your loved one in that situation can be really difficult, especially when you are trying to handle all the rest of your daily life at the same time. Read More