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Home Care

When you prefer to stay at home...

Home Care

 

Home care assistance is for those who prefer to stay at home but need ongoing elderly care that cannot easily be provided by their family or friends. Home care can start small and grow as the need grows. Our senior care services are designed with flexibility in mind.

Retirement Living

Expanded assistance and socializing...

Retirement Living

 

You may want to consider Retirement Communities or Assisted Living if:

  • You’re living alone and wish to expand your social circle
  • Your home care starts to exceed 40 hours/week.
  • You’re tired of daily chores.
  • Let us walk you through your options.

Recent Posts

Planning For Parents Leaving Hospital

May 23, 2013
One of our most common scenarios that we deal with is a call that starts with “My mom is being released from the hospital on Friday at 2:00 PM. They tell me that she can no longer live at home alone and I’m not sure what that means.” This is the perfect time for us to come in and explain just how many options you have before you bring them home. There are a lot of choices available and while you might not be familiar with them, we are. Skilled Nursing/Rehab One of the first things a hospital may tell you is your parent is going to “rehab”. Rehab is a bed in a nursing facility... read more.

Mom Was Just Diagnosed With: Dementia

April 22, 2013
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Dementia is a generic term for a variety of conditions that cause a loss of brain function, which can lead to a long list of symptoms in your elderly loved one. While Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia in seniors, there are other types of dementia.[1] Here are a few highlights regarding non-Alzheimer’s dementias and what you can expect when your elderly parent receives this diagnosis. Forms of Dementia Aside from Alzheimer’s disease, Lewy body disease is the leading factor behind dementia in seniors. This particular illness causes protein structures in... read more.

Mom Was Just Diagnosed With: Alzheimer’s

April 21, 2013
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Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive illness that, by this definition, worsens over time.[1] If your parent is diagnosed with this condition, it is important to understand how their needs will change in the future and what you can do to assist them in coping with the disease. The following information will help you in preparing for the changes that may occur in your loved one and for providing them with the care they need. How Will Alzheimer’s Disease Progress? Most commonly, Alzheimer’s disease manifests as memory loss. Seniors may find that they cannot remember information... read more.

UTIs and The Elderly

April 17, 2013
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Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) occur when a part of the urinary tract suffers from a bacterial infection. This can happen in the kidneys, bladder, ureters, or urethra. While anyone can develop a UTI, the members of the elderly population are at a higher risk for numerous reasons, one of which is their increased vulnerability to infections in general due to a weakened immune system. UTIs are treatable and preventable, but it is important to understand their symptoms in order to best protect your parejnt.[1] Symptoms of a UTI Surprisingly, the symptoms of a UTI often mirror those associated... read more.