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Understanding Home Health Care

When my mom got sick, we knew that things were critical. We were really concerned about her ability to endure the treatments, and we started thinking about what we could do to make her more comfortable. After talking with her medical practitioner, we realized that home health care might be best for her condition. It was really tricky to decide to move her to home and start focusing on her quality of life, but we knew it was the right choice to make. Within a few weeks, she had deteriorated significantly, but she was comfortable and happy. This blog is all about understanding home health care.

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Senior Care: Understanding Your Different Options
11 January 2024

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Understanding the Value of Senior In-Home Care Services
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Enhancing The Lives Of Stroke Patients With Home Care Assistance
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3 Health Conditions That May Warrant A Doctor’s Visit

29 December 2017
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If you are or will be taking care of a loved one at home, you will need to learn how to identify signs and symptoms of certain medical conditions that may warrant a trip to the doctor. A professional caregiver coach services company will work with you to answer all your questions regarding caring for your loved one in the home setting. Here are three health disorders you will need to look out for when providing home health care for your loved one: Read More 

Tips For Meeting The Health Needs Of Elderly Patients

19 November 2017
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Elderly individuals will have a number of health needs that will have to be met. Failure to properly meet these requirements can lead to a sizable decrease in the patient's quality of life and their expected lifespan. Whether you are struggling to meet your own care needs as you age or the needs of a loved one, here are some senior care tips that will help. Consider The Benefits Of Using An In-Home Care Service Read More 

Why Your Aging Parents Need In-Home Care

16 October 2017
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A large part of growing older is winding down. Instead of spending long days at work or carrying out a multitude of responsibilities for the family, it's a time where you have more leisure moments to reflect. If your parents are entering these golden years, they may decide that they would like to stay at home. They're firmly acquainted with their house and don't desire to move away from it. However, although your parents may still enjoy good health and seem to be doing fine, it may be a good idea for you to consider getting in-home care for them. Read More 

Is Your Elderly Parent Properly Hydrated?

6 September 2017
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The summer heat can make it challenging for anyone to stay hydrated. For seniors, the risk of dehydration is higher. If you have an elderly parent at home, here is what you need to know about helping him or her avoid dehydration: Why Is There a Higher Risk? There are several reasons that seniors are at a higher risk of dehydration, including the medications they take. Some medications, such as diuretics that are routinely prescribed for high blood pressure, can increase urination. Read More 

Bringing A Loved One Home From The Hospital? 3 Ways To Ensure They Have A Safe Recovery

2 August 2017
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It is always scary when your loved one experiences a health crisis, but you are excited to be able to finally bring them home from the hospital. However, recovering from a stroke often involves making a few changes at your loved one's house to ensure their safety while they work on regaining their abilities. As you begin to develop your loved one's new care plan, use these tips to keep them safe until they have regained their strength again: Read More