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If you have never had a home health care worker in your home before, you may be a bit confused about what the worker will do for your family. The truth is, that different companies offer different levels of services. Some may include general care of the home as well as your loved one, while other will limit their services to just the patient. So, how do you know what services the company that you have hired will provide? My blog is all about the different types of home health care services that you may have to choose from for your needs.

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Can You Safely Install A Stair Lift In A Home With Very Narrow Stairs?

5 June 2023
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A stair lift makes it safer and easier for you to climb the stairs in your home when you have poor mobility due to age, disability, or recent injury. You sit in a chair on the lift and press a button to safely go up and down the stairs. However, the chair will take up space in your staircase. If you have narrow stairs in your home, you may be wondering if you can have a lift installed without completely blocking the path of people trying to go up and down the stairs. Read More 

Allowing In-Home Health Care To Be A Part Of Your Loved One’s Routine

4 April 2023
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When you move a disabled or ill loved one into your home, you may try to keep their day on a regular routine. You want to ensure they get the medicine they need and check their blood pressure, glucose, or other vital signs often. However, you also may have to keep working your everyday job and cannot spend much time at home during the day to care for this person. To ensure your relative stays as healthy, safe, and comfortable as possible, you may find it best to hire professional in-home health care services to take care of them. Read More 

The Value Of Hiring Skilled Local Alzheimer’s In-Home Care Services

16 February 2023
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When you assume the daily care and safety of a relative afflicted with Alzheimer's disease, you might have the best intentions in mind for this person. However, you also may quickly realize you are no match for the struggles this person faces on a daily basis. You cannot provide the level of care and attention he or she needs consistently throughout the day. You also may not want to send this loved one to live in a nursing home. Read More