Living at Home with Caregiver Support
Does Linda’s mom really have to leave her home of 51 years? Her father died just a year before, two days after their 50th wedding anniversary. Her mom is still active at 73 and has no desire to move. But her diabetes has impacted her daily living with the need for weekly dialysis. Luckily, Linda found a nurse to come to her mom’s home once a week to perform the procedure.
Often, the first choice of seniors is to remain at home, a place that provides comfort, familiarity, and memories.
As your senior begins to experience the need for assistance with personal care or household upkeep, you may arrange for caregiver support ranging from hourly to 24-hour care. Aging in place is the perfect option for many seniors; however, seniors and their families should consider several factors.
To begin, the overall setup of your senior’s home is important. Determine whether your loved one’s home offers reasonable modifications for safety, such as a stair lift or accessible bathroom.
Next, make sure your loved one feels…
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