Category Archives: home care provider
Helpful Cleaning Products for Caregivers
Light housekeeping is one of many tasks our caregivers provide to help keep the home orderly so you can enjoy a safe, livable environment. Because we use our clients cleaning supplies, we often come across products that make doing housework easier. Here are our 6 Favorite Cleaning Products O-Cedar EasyWring Microfiber Spin Mop . … Continue reading
Easy Steps to Convince Mom and Dad on HomeCare
Some older adults are hesitant to sign up for homecare. In their minds, needing a caregiver’s help signals an end to their independence. You need to help your parents understand that caregivers are there to ensure they remain independent in their homes. That’s the first step. From there, these steps will help your parents understand … Continue reading
Questions You Should Ask a Home Care Agency
If you do an online search of “questions to ask a home care agency” you will see there are pages and pages of blogs and articles written on the subject. Most articles have a “top something” questionnaire e.g., top 10, top 25, top 30…you name it. As well, you will find on every list some really … Continue reading
Recognizing Memory Problems & Talking with your Doctor
It’s normal to forget things from time to time. And as we age, most of us become increasingly forgetful. However, there is a difference between normal memory loss and memory loss related to Alzheimer’s and related disorders. Forgetting where you placed the car keys, not remembering to pick up an item at the grocery store, … Continue reading
Holidays with Aging Parents and the Things to Look For…
The holidays are here again and you’re gearing up for family gatherings with your parents and comforting foods passed down from generations past. The days of your aging mom spending hours in the kitchen are gone but that’s ok. That’s a normal part of the aging process and nothing to be concerned about. However, there … Continue reading
Home Care Support for Seniors with Diabetes
No other disease requires so much self-care. And despite the many effective medications, successful treatment of diabetes is dependent upon a motivated patient who knows how to make the right choices and monitors them for their effects on the blood sugar. As a caregiver, senior care advocate, and home care provider our work is to … Continue reading