Why Choose In-Home Care
Our loved ones who are getting older will often need someone to watch over them. Their advanced age will make their lives a little more difficult to live independently.
Collaboration And Cooperation
Collaboration and cooperation between hospitals, home health, physicians, and homecare agencies can create better health and quality of life that allows our seniors to continue to age in place.
Combat Isolation Blues
Social isolation is a big issue among seniors and our elderly population. As we age, we go out less. This is very common but can affect one’s health and wellbeing.
So, in order to combat isolation blues and keep our elderly loved ones healthy, it is important to do these 7 things…
Compassion Fatigue
Compassion fatigue is a symptom, not a disease. It can include a vast range of symptoms that can affect our emotional, physical, and spiritual wellness. Here is who it affects, what the symptoms are and more.
Caregivers: What, Who, and Why?
Happy National Family Caregivers Month from all of us at Home With Help®. In honor of this, we wanted to take the time to explain what caregiving means, who they are, and why you would need to hire one.
Home Health vs Home Care
Home Care vs. Home Health Care? Have you heard these two terms and just assumed they meant the same thing? Or have you been confused about what the difference was? Don’t worry; you are not alone. These terms are often used interchangeably, but they mean very different things in our industry.
Our Process
At Home With Help, we want to make life easier for our clients. So, we continue to add services, staff, and systems to ensure everyone is taken care of the right way; like family!
Temporary Help at Home
Did you know that caregivers are not just for elderly people? They can help with any non-medical assistance you may need including cooking, personal care, companionship, errands, etc. Here are a few reasons you or a family member may need some temporary in-home help from a caregiver…
Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease
Do any of your loved ones tend to forget things easily? Do you notice how often they could interchange your names or worse really forget who you are? This may be a subtle sign of Dementia or Alzheimer’s disease.
Here are 10 things to look for in your aging loved one…
Caregivers on the Frontlines
During the last few months, all of us have encountered crises and new territory that we have never experienced before. However, in these times of uncertainty we, as a society, …