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Benefits of Home Health Care Services

Hi there. My name is Jackelyn Steiner. As my parents got older, they needed to have home health care aids come in daily to help out around the house. These professionals helped my parents live independently for many years after their health problems began. Thanks to all their help, we were able to spend an immense amount of quality time with our aging parents. I created this site to share all the ways home health care benefits people in need of a little extra support. You are welcome to stay as long as you need as you explore these benefits in full. Thanks for coming by.

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Embracing the Benefits of Senior Home Care
8 December 2023

In today's world, senior home care has become a po …

Discovering the Benefits of Respite Services
1 December 2023

In the realm of caregiving, respite services provi …

Important Reasons To Get Professional Help When Removing Mold From Your Home
20 July 2023

Finding mold in your home is nothing to brush off …

Recognizing The Signs That Your Loved One May Benefit From Companion Home Care: When To Consider In-Home Support
11 May 2023

As your senior loved one grows older, their needs …

Home Health Care Assistance For Chronic Bronchitis Patients
6 March 2023

Chronic bronchitis can cause shortness of breath, …

Should You Hire Home Caregivers for Your Spouse?

30 November 2019
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When you have a spouse who is not able to take care of themselves anymore, you may think that the work falls on you to be the reliable one. You want to be there for your loved one, but you aren't sure you are enough to help your spouse get by. This is especially the case if your spouse is in heavy need of both mental and physical assistance due to injury, mental illness, dementia, or other condition. Read More 

Hospice At Home: How To Get A House Ready For The Intense And Emotional Care To Follow

8 October 2019
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Knowing hospice care is an eventuality never makes getting ready for it any easier. Still, a house needs to be arranged with the best interests of the patient and their caregivers in mind. Whatever the size and layout of the home, a plan must be in place for the duration of the intense care needed so that everyone with a job to do can do it well and the patient has the highest quality of life possible. Read More 

Home Nursing Care Myths And Realities

8 September 2019
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Home nursing care services can be vital for allowing patients to get the type of medical care they need. As these services become increasingly common, there are many patients that will grow to rely on them to deliver the care they need without having to move out of their home and into a care facility. Myth: Old People Are The Only Patients That Benefit From The Care Provided By Home Nursing Services Read More 

When Is The Right Time To Consider Home Health Care For Your Elderly Loved One?

18 August 2019
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Many adults today are tasked with caring for their own children and spouses, as well as at least one elderly parent. In fact, according to recent statistics, more than forty-million adults are currently providing some sort of unpaid care to an elderly relative, with 44 percent of those situations involving an elderly parent or in-law. If you are one of this large group of caregivers and feeling the stress of providing this type of care, the following information will help you understand when to consider adding home health care to lessen your responsibilities. Read More 

How To Handle Being A Caregiver For A Loved One

16 August 2019
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If someone close to you now requires around-the-clock care, this could be very stressful for not just the patient but also the person who is providing the care. If you don't allow yourself a moment to catch your breath or take a break, you are going to risk having your own health fail after a certain point. Many caregivers often feel like they're not doing enough or feel guilty if they need to leave the house and are not immediately available for their loved one. Read More