Are Your Elderly Parents Struggling To Age In Place Together? 3 Benefits Of Arranging For Senior Home Care Services

12 November 2019
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Planning for the senior years often involves married older adults choosing to live together in their own home for as long as possible. While the idea of being able to live out their golden years in a home full of memories is idyllic, aging in place is not always as simple as it appears at first glance. In recent days, you might have noticed some signs of a struggle such as more frequent messes in the kitchen or even issues such as your parent's wearing dirty clothing. Read More

An Elderly Author Can Still Keep The Creative Muse Going At A Memory Care Home

4 September 2019
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A senior memory care facility provides valuable custodial care to seniors suffering from severe disorders such as Alzheimer's or dementia. As an older person's memory suffers problems, they find daily tasks difficult to perform. Safety soon becomes an issue for family members, so they turn to a care facility. What happens when a senior is a popular blogger or e-book writer? Can a memory care service help with ensuring the stories the senior wants to tell never fade away? Read More

3 Tips To Help Your Elderly Loved One Feel Less Lonely

10 February 2019
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As people age, they can have a harder time staying active and social. As their health declines, mobility may become an issue, and your elderly loved one may feel tired more easily. In addition, many seniors can no longer drive due to failing eyesight and poor resources. Without the ability to drive, staying connected to the world can become increasingly difficult. This can lead to loneliness and depression, which can take a negative toll on your loved one's health. Read More

Home Health Care is Wonderful

About Me

Hello. My name is Jocelyn Matthews. My husband Max has cancer, and our lives have been turned upside down. We used to both be working professionals who worked ten to twelve hour days. He can no longer work, and I don’t want to. I want to spend all the time I can home with Max. Since he was diagnosed with cancer nearly two years ago, Max has been in and out of the hospital. This last visit had him out of the hospital and into a rehabilitation facility for two weeks before he was able to come home. Once home, we found that he needed help with many basic things. Max also needs his vitals monitored at least three times a week. We have a wonderful home health care worker that comes by five times a week. I’m going to share about how home health care has helped us.