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Customized Care at Home: The Benefits of Personalized Care Plans

Community Home Health Care

Why Personalized Care Matters Every person’s health journey is different, and care needs can vary greatly depending on factors such as age, medical conditions, mobility, and cognitive function. Our care plans are adaptable , allowing us to adjust services as health conditions evolve or new challenges arise.

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Strategies To Overcome Resistance to Bathing for a Loved One With Dementia

American In-Home Care

A resistance to bathing is one such behavior. Once a welcomed way to start the day or a relaxing way to end the day, bathing may become an activity that is met with discomfort, embarrassment, and fear. An unwillingness to bathe is stressful for both the family caregiver and the individual with dementia.

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Signs You May Need To Replace Your Loved One’s Caregiver

Caregiver Support Services

Entrusting the care of your loved one to a caregiver is a significant decision, and it’s vital that you remain vigilant to ensure their safety and well-being. With that, it’s crucial to recognize the signs you may need to replace your loved one’s caregiver.

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Home Care Nurse or In-Home Personal Caregiver?

Freedom Home Care and Medical Staffing

Home Care Nurse or In-Home Personal Caregiver? This shift brings to the forefront a critical decision for seniors and their families: determining the need for a home care nurse versus an in-home personal caregiver. For medical support needs, it’s advisable to consult with a healthcare provider.

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Things To Know Before Becoming a Caregiver

Caregiver Support Services

Becoming a caregiver is both an incredibly rewarding and demanding job. Before becoming a caregiver, it’s important to consider your skillset, personality traits, and experience to assess your suitability for this position. Here are some essential things to know before becoming a caregiver.

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Navigating Difficult Family Caregiving Conversations

American In-Home Care

To help families navigate difficult caregiving conversations with older parents, American, Advocate and Whitsyms In-Home Care share the following recommendations. Talk Early and Often About the Future Have conversations frequently about planning for future care needs. Is the house clean and free from trip and fall hazards?

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Be the Voice for your Loved-One

Today's Caregiver

As a caregiver you may provide your loved-one personal care such as feeding, bathing, cleaning, transportation, and exercise. You also may have medical, financial, and legal responsibilities. You may even organize social and recreational activities

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