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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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As grandma continues to age, her needs will continue to grow. Seniors tend to need assistance with both medical and everyday lifestyle needs as they get older. If you're starting to look at care options for your loved one, it may be worth considering in home care. This offers many benefits for seniors and their families, and allows for assistance with many needs. Keep reading to learn why in home senior care may be a good fit for grandma:  Read More 

Is Your Loved One With Alzheimer’s Coming Home After Sustaining An Injury?

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While your loved one's Alzheimer's disease is in the early stages, you felt comfortable helping them to live independently. Now, however, a fall-related injury has led to an increased need for assistance around their home. As your loved one prepares to leave the hospital, use these tips to get their daily routine and home set up for a successful recovery. Prevent Secondary Injuries During the first few weeks of your loved one's recovery, they may experience challenges with mobility. Read More