Posts Tagged ‘Aging Parents’
Navigating the Journey of Caring for Aging Parents Can Feel Overwhelming
Navigating the Journey of Caring for Aging Parents Can Feel Overwhelming
—but you’re not alone.
If you’ve noticed your mom or dad needing a little more support lately, it’s completely normal to feel a mix of love, concern, and uncertainty. The good news? There are clear, practical steps you can take to help them stay safe, independent, and happy in their own home for as long as possible.
Learn More...We are Thankful for Our Families and Team Members
This Thanksgiving, our hearts are full of gratitude for the everyday heroes who make all the difference…
Learn More...Happy Easter from Health Force of Georgia
Holidays bring families together, sometimes from far away. It is difficult to know how a loved one might be doing on their own when you do not see them every day. When the holiday brings you together you might notice changes that need to be addressed.
Learn More...Holidays Can Expose That Family Members Need Assistance
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Hanukkah are holidays that bring the family together. It is during the holidays that family traditions are relived year after year or… are they?
We are all so busy with our lives that we forget to stop and think about others and how their needs may be changing. This year as you gather the family, take time to pay attention to the details. Is grandma’s house as it always was or is some of the housekeeping being left undone?
Learn More...Home Health Care, Assisted Living, or Nursing Home – How to Decide
There are three major options when you or your loved one needs assistance. Let’s look at the options and discuss the pros and cons of each one to help you make the best decision. Home health care vs. assisted living vs. nursing homes.
Learn More...Typical Memory Loss or Early Onset Alzheimer’s?
Have you noticed something is not the same with an aging parent or loved one? Maybe their memory is not the same or they can no longer do the monthly bills. Familiar tasks are difficult to complete, and they may forget where they are or where they are going. The brain of an Alzheimer’s patient shows a slow decline in reasoning, thinking, and memory. Slow declines may not be noticeable at first, but if you know what to look for, you can get help. Early and accurate diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease is important. We have a video to help you know what to look for…
Learn More...Gift Cards for Home Health Care Services
Gift Cards for Home Health Care Services from Health Force of Georgia are the perfect gift when you cannot be there to help your loved one.
Learn More...National Safe at Home Week Tips from Health Force of Georgia
National Safe at Home Week is August 20 – 24, 2018. This week is a time to remind caregivers of the risk of falls and other injuries in the home. Health Force of Georgia offers many tips for staying safe at home.
Learn More...Health Force of Georgia Helps Dad to Live Independently
Father’s Day takes on a different significance when Dad is the one who needs help, rather than the one who is giving the help. We can assist Dad to remain proud and independent. Give us a call. Health Force of Georgia wishes all of our clients a Happy Father’s Day.
Learn More...Health Force of Georgia Helps Mom When You Can’t Be There
Health Force of Georgia wishes all of our clients a Happy Mother’s Day. We can be there to help Mom when you can’t. Sometimes life gets in the way and appointments conflict. Call Health Force of Georgia at (770) 458-8500 and let us help take care of Mom’s needs and get her what she needs.
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