As a professional caregiver, you may find yourself dealing with complicated family dynamics. Here are some tips to help you navigate through them.
Once you’ve selected a reputable provider, getting the most out of your home care experience as days transition into months – and even years – takes planning and perseverance.
How do you care for a senior parent without compromising your own care? Here are some suggestions shared by experienced caregivers who have learned how to do just that.
Seniors Prefer Homecare is committed to helping our older adults enjoy the highest quality of life possible. Here’s a checklist we’re happy to provide you to help seniors make the most of their time with their doctors.
Here are some important tips to remember when you find yourself suddenly placed in the position of caring for a loved one.
Feeling stressed or tired? Need a caregiving break? Designing a caregiving respite plan is probably easier than you think. Here's how.
Serving as a family caregiver for an elderly parent can be one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences that you’ll ever have. Using these planning tips should make the experience a more beneficial one for everyone involved.
Forming an efficient caregiver team can be challenging if you’ve never done it before. Here’s how to build a care “dream team” so that your senior will continue enjoying a higher quality of life.
Caring for an aging in place elderly loved one is even more challenging when you live over an hour away. Long distance caregiving services you may have to provide could run the gamut from helping your loved one manage their finances, to coordinating their doctor appointments and medical insurance.
Now that you’re in your late 70s, it’s become harder just to get around. Routine daily activities are now difficult, and your doctor mentioned recently it may be time to give up the car keys. The house is a mess, you just fell (again) in the bathroom, and preparing healthy meals for one just doesn’t make sense. You decided long ago not to be a burden to your kids, but you also want to continue enjoying the comfort and freedom living at home affords you. Is it seriously time to consider some caregiving assistance?
