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Taking care of aging family members shows a love that goes beyond the candy and flowers of Valentine’s Day. The care may include helping with daily housekeeping or meal prep. Or, it may include medication and assistance with hygiene. As family members age, they need more and more assistance to be able to remain in their home. Sometimes they need more help than you can provide.
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.
The coronavirus has everyone concerned now. Many people are especially worried after seeing news stories about nursing homes and facilities having trouble keeping their seniors safe. Many people are out of work or working from home, and it may be possible to bring their loved ones to the safety of their home for care. But, do you know, what you need to know, to take care of your loved one properly at home? Can you balance work and home health care for loved ones?
The holidays are the time to gather, celebrate, and plan the care for your loved ones. How can you help if you live far away? Stop feeling guilty or worrying about the care your loved one needs. Health Force of Georgia fills the gaps in care so that your family member can remain in their home. Gift Cards from Health Force of Georgia are a great gift for when you cannot be there or to give respite to daily caregivers when they need a break.
Alzheimer’s disease is a debilitating illness that progresses over time. Its impact is felt across the state of Georgia by thousands of families. In fact, the number of Georgia residents dying from Alzheimer’s is growing at a rapid pace that exceeds the national average.
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…
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.
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