One of the biggest difficulties of having a loved one with dementia is that they just don’t seem like themselves anymore. Their judgment and reasoning become more and more of a struggle as the plaques and tangles in the brain begin to affect their thought process and behavior. It can be increasingly difficult to feel like they’re really hearing you, and in some cases, the person may become “…Read More
Arthritis is a condition characterized by inflammation of one or more of the joints. The most common symptoms of arthritis are stiffness and pain in the joints, and this condition tends to worsen over time and can become completely debilitating. According to the CDC, roughly 54.4 million Americans have arthritis, which accounts for a quarter of the country. While arthritis doesn’t discriminate w…Read More
When you become a caregiver of a senior loved one, your priorities change. You want them to have the highest quality of life possible, but you can’t spend all of your time with them. You have other loved ones, and your own needs, to think about. This is the main reason why we offer home health care in Naples: to give your elderly loved one the care they need while giving you the freedom you need…Read More
Caring for an aging parent is stressful. You have to learn how to navigate a new kind of relationship with your parent and determine the best course of care, and oftentimes, this causes tension within the family. If you have siblings, you may all have different ideas about what’s best for Mom or Dad, and the anxiety of your parent’s deteriorating health may stir up old baggage in even the most…Read More
When your parent enters into the “senior” age bracket, your dynamic naturally changes, and with this can come some awkwardness. You are responsible for their care, but they aren’t a child, which makes it a lot more difficult to get them to cooperate. Your parent may be particularly stubborn about letting go of certain unhealthy habits. “I’m an adult and I can do what I want.” “You’…Read More
As the holidays approach, you may be wondering whether or not it is appropriate to travel with your loved one with dementia. While travel is still possible for many people with dementia, it’s important to be thoughtful about this decision and whether or not your loved one will be truly safe and comfortable. In this article, we have outlined some factors to consider when deciding whether or not t…Read More
Our clocks have “fallen back” after daylight savings time, and this has an impact on everyone in the country, even us here in Florida. While we may not be dealing with the bitter winter winds of the North, we are experiencing shorter days that may be having an impact on your senior loved one. In fact, if the elderly person in your life has Alzheimer’s, they may experience a condition known a…Read More
Falls are one of the biggest concerns for the senior community, and for good reason: falls are the leading cause of injury for the elderly. As we age, our risk of falling increases. Therefore, it’s in your best interest to do what you can to prevent falls before they happen. Talk to Your Doctor It’s a good idea to discuss your concern about falls with your doctor. This way, you can discuss wha…Read More
If you have a surgery coming up, you probably have a lot of things on your mind. One that should be on the top of your list is planning your recovery at home. Make sure that you are fully informed about what to expect from your recovery so you know what you can and can’t do, what to do with your living space, and whether you need to hire a professional for post operative care. Changes to Your Ho…Read More
When you realize that your elderly loved one may need in-home healthcare, it can be an overwhelming experience. You want to make sure your loved one receives the level of care they need, but cannot provide it yourself. Whether they’ve experienced a bad fall or they have been struggling to take their medication on time, you have a tough conversation ahead of you that you may be dreading. If your …Read More
Our Certified Nursing Assistants and Home Health Aides are the best in the area. Call us today for a free consultation so we can develop a plan for your needs.
We have skilled nurses, whether you need 1 hour to 24 hour home health care; we will match you with a Highly Qualified caregiver to provide services for your needs.
If you are looking for a companion to provide company, we will ensure that you are satisfied by providing you with hand picked caregivers to meet your needs.
