Having a family member or loved one suffer a stroke can change not only their life but yours as well. If the stroke has left the loved one unable to do the same things they used to, you might find that you have turned into a full-time caregiver. But it is possible to get assistance in this situation so that your loved one can be taken care of without completely turning your own life upside down.…
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive illness that impacts many stages of life. If you are arranging care for a loved one with this condition, it is helpful to know the stages of the disease so that you can plan accordingly.
These are the stages of the condition and what you need to know to make good decisions for your loved one’s care.
Stage One & Two
The first stage of Alzheimer’s disease is pre-illness.…
When your spouse suffers an illness or injury that leaves them incapacitated, you may find it difficult to care for them on your own. You struggle not only with the emotional impact of watching someone you love suffer and lose their former capabilities. You also may not have the skills or stamina to administer the healthcare that is needed.
Instead of sending your spouse to go live at a nursing home, you can keep them at home with you where they may feel the most at peace.…
There are many options available for aging seniors to get the care they need. One option is senior home care. Many families find this is a perfectly acceptable and workable solution. However, there are some occasions when it is a better option than others. Here are a few reasons to consider senior home care services rather than an assisted living community.
Your Loved One Only Needs Temporary Assistance
In some cases, long-term care or assistance isn’t necessary.…
