As our loved ones age, they may face challenges that make us worry about their well-being. Daily tasks that were once simple can become difficult and lead to feelings of helplessness or isolation. Companion care services offer a valuable solution that provides our loved ones with practical assistance and social interaction. It helps seniors maintain…
Seniors who miss doctor appointments are more likely to experience a delayed diagnosis, mismanaged chronic condition, and decreased quality of life. However, many of them have no choice. Not having reliable transportation makes it impossible for them to get the care they need. At Georgetown Home Care, we understand that older adults need a safe…
Live-in caregivers provide around-the-clock care and support to individuals who need assistance with daily living activities. It can be a demanding—but also incredibly rewarding job. Many people considering this line of work often wonder about the nuances of the position. For example, “Do live-in caregivers get paid to sleep?” is a common question. The short…
Aging is a natural part of life, so the ideal outlook is to be proactive and plan ahead for a long-term care plan. However, it can be challenging when aging parents are in denial or unwilling to discuss and address their growing need for assistance. This article will address challenges and share solutions related to…
As people age, they often grow less active–exercising far less than when they were younger. This can happen from years of working long hours at a job, from body aches, pains, and stiffness accumulated over time, from major injuries or health conditions, and from myriad other reasons. But when seniors are able to find a…
Live-in caregivers provide an invaluable service to their clients. The peace of mind that clients and their families receive knowing someone is there 24 hours a day, seven days a week, is invaluable. Unlike traditional caregivers who take designated 15-minute or 30-minute lunch breaks at a specific time of day, live-in caregivers have multiple breaks…
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