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What do you do if you don't feel comfortable with the nurse that the home care company has sent to your home? Click here to find out.

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When you hire a home health care worker, you must take your time. When you have a nurse in your home, you want to know that things are being taken care of properly and that he or she knows how to handle the exact ailment that your loved one suffers from. What do you do if you don't feel comfortable with the nurse that the home care company has sent to your home? This blog is all about home health care and what you can do to ensure that the experience and care that you receive is nothing short of the best.

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Degenerative Arthritis: How Does It Really Affect Your Elderly Parent’s Life?

19 September 2016
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If your elderly parent suffers from severe degenerative arthritis and can't do the things they used to do because of their condition, you may wonder how you can make life easier for them when you're not around to help out. Although arthritis is a common health problem for older adults, it can affect how people carry out their daily tasks, including cooking, bathing, and even brushing their hair. Without help, your elderly parent's physical health could decline even more. Read More …

Alzheimer’s And Home Health - Reucing Stress When An Aide Is First Introduced

4 April 2016
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If your parent has Alzheimer's, then you likely have taken an active role in helping your family member cope with the disease. If the disease has progressed and you can no longer provide the constant and consistent care that your loved one needs, then it is time to consider hiring an in-home health care aide. This will help your parent retain some of their independence while health care needs are taken care of. Read More …

Have An Elderly Parent Moving In? Here Is How To Make Life Easier On You Both

4 November 2014
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Now that your parent is moving in with you to get assistance with their every day needs, you are probably looking for ways to make the transition and living situation appealing for everyone involved. After all, your parent may not be completely happy with the loss of some independence and the inability to "live by their own rules" any longer. Luckily, you can create a comfortable and convenient setting by implementing the following techniques: Read More …