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Category Archives: Aging in Place
Ways a Home Care Agency Can Smooth the Transition to Extra Care
It is common for those needing assistance with care to feel uncomfortable or even reject the idea of accepting the help of an in-home caregiver. Accepting in-home care could make a senior feel vulnerable and fear a loss of independence. … Continue reading
How Do You Start the Conversation that Extra Care is Needed?
When a loved one is showing signs that extra care is needed in order to remain living safely and comfortably at home, sometimes the most difficult part is knowing how to start the conversation without causing an inflammatory reaction. In … Continue reading
Tips on How to Sensitively Approach Loved Ones About Care
When a senior is living alone at home and becomes increasingly frail, you may begin to observe potential safety issues for which you think additional assistance at home would be beneficial. But before you jump into the conversation about requiring … Continue reading
Recognizing and Acknowledging that Extra Care is Needed
Walking into a parent’s or aging loved one’s home, noticing that the refrigerator is empty or that bills are not being paid, an alarm bell might go off in your head. Or perhaps there has been a crisis; Dad left … Continue reading
Home Safety Items to Help Prevent Falls at Home for the Elderly
Falls among the elderly can have devastating effects, many times resulting in a chain reaction of health complications. If you have a loved one at home who is frail or has mobility issues, there are a number of products on … Continue reading
Protect an Elderly Person From Falls with These Simple Tips
More than 90 percent of hip fractures occur as a result of falls, with most of these fractures occurring in persons over 70 years of age. Surprisingly, the most profound effect of falling is the loss of independent functioning: 25 … Continue reading




