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During your visits with mom or dad, you notice that everyday routines are becoming harder for them to manage. Their mail is stacking up unopened
Dr. Beverly J. Ruekberg, DPH, MPH, MA. Ed., President/Geriatric Care Manager. Home Health Care or Non-Medical Home Care? A Plain-Language Guide for Connecticut Families When
Families often call me after several difficult days or nights when their loved ones require supervision, safety reminders, and/or some assistance with their daily living
There’s usually a moment — sometimes it’s during a holiday visit, sometimes it’s a phone call that doesn’t feel quite right — when you start
Having professionals around so that you can ask questions, get support, and make sure that your parent is taken care of can make this difficult time easier.
With the right overnight support in place, seniors can maintain the lifestyle they know and love—safely and with confidence and peace of mind for all.
Trained caregivers understand how hearing loss affects seniors, which allows them to approach the situation differently than those without their specific knowledge.
For families juggling work and caregiving, post-hospital care provides peace of mind, knowing their loved one receives consistent, quality care while recovering.
Caregivers need a little support on National Caregivers Day to remind them that if they get care too, they will be better caregivers to the people they care for.
