24 Hour Care for the Elderly In Their Own Home

As individuals age, the familiarity and comfort of their own homes often become paramount in their lives. The idea of aging gracefully in the surroundings they’ve known for years, surrounded by cherished memories and familiar routines, is an aspiration many seniors hold dear. With the evolution of healthcare and support services, it’s now more feasible … Continued

Aveanna, Griswold, HomeWell Care Services Leaders Break Down Staffing Strategies

When home care agencies talk about the importance of recruitment and retention, the focus is generally on caregivers. However, establishing a resilient workforce strategy that effectively promotes retention throughout the agency’s entire hierarchy requires attention beyond the caregiver level. Read Full Article Here

Advantages of Taking Care of the Elderly at Home

Do you have an elderly loved one who is showing signs of declining health, dementia or a need for assistance with activities of daily living? When those symptoms start to appear, the family panics. The first thing they think of is a nursing home, or at least a “place” to put Mom so she’ll be … Continued

How to Care for an Elderly Parent in your Home

As your parent ages, it’s time to start thinking about whether they require more frequent supervision. If they do, you have one question to answer: Can my family and I welcome my parent into my home for round-the-clock care? In this post, we will review how to plan for aging parents, how to care for … Continued

Caregiver Apps: Help for Caregivers in the Home

Dear Allegra, My father has been living with Alzheimer’s for three years now, and I have taken on the role as his caregiver. As you can imagine, it is quite challenging. He takes several medications and it can be difficult to keep track. I have alarms set in my phone for each pill and I … Continued

What Does a Caregiver Do in a Nursing Home?

Dear Allegra, From the time I was in junior high and volunteered at a local nursing home, I’ve always liked working with the elderly. I’m currently completing a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) training program at a local community college. Since I’m almost finished with the program, I’ve been starting to explore what nursing home caregivers … Continued