Easing Seniors’ Concerns About In-Home Care
Understanding the concerns about in-home care and addressing them thoughtfully can make the transition smoother and more comfortable for everyone involved.
Congratulations, A-Plus July 4th Raffle Winner
We’re thrilled to announce that Linda Gaines is the lucky winner of our July 4th raffle basket at A-Plus In Home Care! Thank you for being such a shining star!
Responses Not to Offer a Loved One With Alzheimer’s Disease
Knowing how to redirect your loved one when he is emotionally stressed about a situation is key for a caregiver of a person with Alzheimer’s disease, but it can be difficult.
Common Warning Signs of Stomach Cancer
Knowing the early warning signs of stomach cancer is crucial to seeking diagnosis and treatment as soon as symptoms present themselves. Look out for these signs.
Indications That Your Loved One May Need Some Help at Home
While your loved one may not express a desire to receive any help, helping him find resources to bridge those gaps in his care is essential to maintain health and independence.
A-Plus In Home Care April Employee of the Month
Valerie Rodriguez is the A-Plus In Home Care employee of the month for April. We are so grateful to have Valerie as part of the A-Plus family.
Common Foot Problems Faced By Seniors With Diabetes
A care provider can help your senior parent take care of their feet so that they can avoid common foot problems associated with diabetes, like those discussed here.
Clear Communication With Care Providers Is Key
Investing time in establishing strong communication practices is about creating peace of mind for everyone involved and ensuring loved ones receive the consistent care they deserve.
Home Care Can Be There For Your Senior Parent When You Can’t
When you can’t be there to help your mom or dad with housework, getting to medical appointments, or cooking meals, a home care provider can be there to help them.
How To Talk To Your Senior Parent About In-Home Care
The sooner you start to talk with your parent about getting in-home care, the better it will be for both of you and will give them time to get used to the idea.
