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When older adults require additional assistance with specific tasks, a move to a nursing home could force them to give up their independence prematurely. An in-home caregiver allows your loved one to remain in the comfort of their home and receive assistance where needed. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3VVuSFI #ElderlyCare #InHomeCare #SeniorIndependence

November is Long-Term Care Awareness Month. "Having been a caregiver for a family member without a plan, I know firsthand the importance of preparing. If you don’t have a plan, who will be your caregiver, and how will you afford care? Assisted living can cost $4,500/month, and a nursing home around $6,500/month. With a 70% chance of needing long-term care after age 65, it’s crucial to plan now!" -David Fisher #longtermcare #LongTermCareAwareness #PlanWhileYouCan

What services does in-home care provide? Who needs this type of help? Who provides the care? We break it down for you and answer your questions in this video and our free Home Care Guide: https://bit.ly/3xFldZU Learn what a personal caregiver does and the services a registered nurse can provide – then discover how they can help your parents or grandparents live their best lives with safety, dignity and joy. #BrightStarCare #Hudson #Solon #Ohio

When caring for an aging relative, you may eventually need more help than a caregiver can provide. If your loved one wants to remain at home, you can turn to a nurse-at-home service. Read this article to find the best nurse at home for your aging parent: https://lnkd.in/eZAKRAs2

When caring for an aging relative, you may eventually need more help than a caregiver can provide. If your loved one wants to remain at home, you can turn to a nurse-at-home service. Read this article to find the best nurse at home for your aging parent: https://lnkd.in/ewhaauUn

When caring for an aging relative, you may eventually need more help than a caregiver can provide. If your loved one wants to remain at home, you can turn to a nurse-at-home service. Read this article to find the best nurse at home for your aging parent: https://lnkd.in/eXfaq8BZ

Are you looking for the best in-home care for your loved one? Here are 5 key questions to ask when choosing an in-home care agency: 1. What services do you provide? Make sure the agency offers the specific care your loved one needs, whether that's companionship, personal care, nursing services, etc. 2. Are your caregivers licensed, bonded and insured? Reputable agencies will have thoroughly screened and trained their caregivers. 3. How do you match caregivers to clients? A good agency will take the time to find the right caregiver fit for your loved one's personality and needs. 4. What is your availability and response time? Reliable in-home care should be available 24/7 with a quick response time for emergencies. 5. Can you provide references from current/past clients? Speaking to other families can give you peace of mind about the agency's quality of care. Asking these important questions will help you find the perfect in-home care team to support your loved one. Let me know if you need any other tips! or suggest some further questions to think about in the comment section.⬇️ #InHomeCare #SeniorCare #CaregiverSupport

To be able to provide the best possible caregiver support, clinicians need to better understand themselves before ever reaching that first intake meeting. The full ABA Caregiver Roadmap is available for download at knowsolutions.etsy.com. #knowledgenowsolutions #drbrittfarley #caregivers

🎥 What’s your story of strength and resilience? Meet Dr. Tracy Wilson—a mother, wife, sister, and nurse practitioner—who shares her journey as a caregiver to her spouse undergoing treatment for multiple myeloma. 💡 Caregiving is a profound act of love, but it comes with challenges. Dr. Wilson's story inspires us to find strength in the face of adversity. 💬 What’s one lesson caregiving has taught you? Let us know in the comments! . . . #CollaborativeCancerCare #CaregiverStories #StrengthInAdversity #MultipleMyelomaAwareness ✨ Watch the full reel and join the conversation!

In the United States and around the world, care is typically provided at the care-recipient's home and the caregiver's home. The caregiver is usually a female family member like a wife, daughter, daughter-in-law, partner, sibling or a more distant relative. Care will be provided in the home as long as it's manageable, but once caregiver burden becomes overwhelming, the family may decide to look for care outside of the home, including assisted living communities and skilled nursing centers. To learn more about Caring for Older Adults with Neurological Conditions, read the full article - https://lnkd.in/gr8Pt3KR