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Home Care Assistance took fantastic care of our mother during her last few months. Shortly after her diagnosis of a brain tumor, my brothers and I realized we could not take care of mom by ourselves. HCA was there the next day to set things up and put together a team of caregivers so mom could receive the around-the-clock care she needed. They cooked for her, cleaned, assisted with mediations…
Read ArticleHome Care Assistance has provided wonderful service to my mother in the past year. They make sure to match great caregivers to her. The caregivers do a lot to keep my mother active, engaged and interested in life, in addition to making meals, keeping the house running and taking Mother to her doctor and on errands. The Care Manager always lets us know what is going on with Mother. We…
Read ArticleHome Care Assistance is great to work with. They are very professional and compassionate at the same time. I value their care management model.
Read ArticleFive stars just aren’t enough for this company! My Mom was diagnosed with Vascular Dementia in July 2018. My Dad, Mom, husband, and myself talked and decided we needed help with Mom physically. So we talked about and contacted some Assisted Living Facilities in our area of town. Mom & Dad weren’t quite sure they wanted to leave their home just yet, but we ALL were sure we needed help!…
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What are normal memory lapses vs. early signs of Alzheimer’s disease? If you’re searching for misplaced car keys every so often, don’t worry. If you forget someone’s name shortly after being introduced, don’t worry. These are normal memory lapses of people with normal brain health. The greater concerns are problems that can affect someone’s life in a bigger way, like routinely forgetting appointments or getting lost while driving in a…
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Depression is a frequently misunderstood disorder. While many people associate it with vague feelings of sadness, it’s a genuine mood disorder. People experiencing depression, regardless of age, need treatment to manage and alleviate their symptoms. If you suspect your senior loved one is battling depression, here’s what you can do to help. Know the Signs of Depression Depression is common, but it’s not a natural component of the aging process….
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Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, can raise an elderly man’s risk for cardiovascular disease, stroke, and heart attack. It’s often asymptomatic, meaning it has no discernible symptoms, which is why it’s so important for your senior loved one to visit his physician on a regular basis for a blood pressure check. Here are four ways elderly men increase the risk for hypertension and what can be done about…
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Being a caregiver for an older family member offers many rewards. However, the task also presents a unique set of challenges. Many experienced caregivers recommend keeping a journal. A caregiver’s journal serves different purposes and provides a variety of benefits. 1. Relieve Stress Caregivers easily get caught up in their day-to-day responsibilities and may become impatient, short-tempered, and depressed, which are some of the symptoms of caregiver burnout. Writing regularly…
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Family caregivers often spend so much of their time helping their senior loved ones exercise that they forget about their own need for physical activity. Use the following benefits of regular exercise to serve as motivation for planning your next workout. Reduce the Risk of Sprains and Strains Your role as a family caregiver is physically demanding. Whether you’re lifting your loved one from one place to another or bending…
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At some point, seniors must make a choice about their living situation. While many options exist for older adults today, the biggest decision typically comes down to whether or not it’s worth it to stay in their current home. Naturally, seniors should always be involved in this decision, and knowing the following benefits of aging in place can help your family talk to your aging loved one about his or…
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