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Home Health Care: Not Just for The Extremely Ill


Dementia: Is Your Loved One Showing Early Signs?

Dementia is a condition that affects your memory, ability to perform daily living activities, and ability to communicate properly. If Alzheimer's disease runs in your family, it is crucial that you are familiar with the signs of dementia so that they can be identified early on. Unfortunately, there is no cure for either of these conditions. However, the sooner that you can recognize the symptoms, the earlier you can reach out for help from your doctor and start managing and treating the symptoms. Read More 

Signs Of Caregiver Burnout And How To Revitalize Yourself

It can be extremely overwhelming taking care of a loved one, especially if you don't have control over the situation. If permitted, the situation can take a toll on your relationships, health, and overall state of mind. Eventually, this leads to what is known as caregiver burnout. This makes it difficult to do anything at all, including taking care of the one person you are supposed to be caring for. Read on for signs of burnout and how to tackle it. Read More 

In Home Care For Medical Downtime

In home care isn't just for the aging population or permanently disabled people. As telecommuting and working from home enables more economic opportunities for people in different situations, in home care services are becoming no different than signing up for internet service or hiring a painter--of course, with certification and performance being of the utmost importance. Here are a few scenarios to help you understand how in home care can help your situation without permanent disability or long-term illness being an issue. Read More 

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Home Health Care: Not Just for The Extremely Ill

My mother passed away recently, and my father had a much more difficult time accepting her passing than we expected. He refused to talk to anyone about his feelings or allow anyone to visit to help him around the house. He soon caught the flu, and he finally agreed to allow us to have someone to help him around the house temporarily. To our surprise, the home health care aide we had help him said that while he was quiet during her first visit, he soon began chatting with her a lot and even shared his feelings about our mother! I decided to create a blog to share my story and inspire other children of parents who aren't ill, yet need a little help, to not be afraid to offer it to their parents. You may be surprised when they are actually happy to have it!

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