Personal care providers can step in and help your loved one with their daily living personal care needs so that they continue to enjoy all of their favorite activities.
A home care team that regularly visits can help keep her home tidy and remove tripping hazards, and also assist during a longer migraine by helping with preparing meals, and transportation needs.
As we celebrate these special moments, let’s remember that it’s the people, the teamwork, and our shared goals that make our workplace extraordinary.
When seniors feel respected, included, and empowered throughout the process of hiring help, they’re more likely to welcome the support that allows them to thrive in their later years.
Having someone come to your loved one’s home for cancer rehabilitation is that it makes it easier for the therapist to customize your loved one’s program and care to her exact situation.
A network of friends, family, and dementia care providers can help you have people to lean on when times are tough and the stress of caring for a senior with dementia is increasing.
After seniors leave the hospital, they may have specific dietary needs to keep healing. These tips can help them stay on track and hospital to home transition care can support them.
If your loved one has fallen, it’s time to take an appraisal of her home and see where you can proactively reduce trip hazards, making it a safer place for her to live.
As we celebrate these special moments, let’s remember that it’s the people, the teamwork, and our shared goals that make our workplace extraordinary.
Job well done and recognizing field employee Michelle Wedderburn and Mona as an employee of the month of February and those that celebrated recent birthdays.
