Benefits Of Hospice Care

8 September 2021
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Hospice services are an essential type of care focused on improving the quality of life of terminally ill patients. Some life-threatening conditions require close attention and assistance. Frequent hospitalization, reduced desire to eat, a decline in health, and reduced alertness are common signs that you need hospice care. In addition, the patient's inability to perform tasks such as bathing, dressing, or cleaning shows they require specialized care and assistance. This article explores a few advantages of hospice services. Read More

In-Home Care Services Can Play An Important Role In Your Senior’s Oral Health

14 June 2021
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In-home care services are primarily focused on providing your loved one with non-medical care. If your loved one needs more intense medical care, in-home medical care might be supplementary, but there are other services you may need. However, in-home care can improve the health of your loved one including their oral health. Your Loved One Doesn't Have to Lose Their Teeth One common misconception is that losing your teeth is inevitable as you grow older. Read More

5 Reasons To Consider Senior In Home Care

13 January 2021
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If your elderly loved one has trouble completing basic tasks, it is normal to feel concerned. You want your family member to be happy and healthy. However, that does not mean you do not have any options. You can hire a home care professional to come to your family member's home and assist with various tasks. Here are a few reasons to think about senior in-home care. Your Loved One Will Get Help With a Variety of Tasks Read More

How Can In-Home Care Help You to Stay Physically Fit?

13 January 2021
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How can an in-home caregiver help you to stay healthy and active? Adults 65 and over should get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity weekly, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). If you don't get as much physical activity as you need, take a look at how in-home care services can help. Offer Companionship for Activities A walk by yourself is a calming way to spend the afternoon. 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.