If you have started to notice changes in your loved one, you are not alone. Seeing these signs is a normal part of caring for someone as they age, and it does not mean you or anyone else has failed. Check what you are seeing, then use the guide at the end to find a good next step.
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Signs it's time for home care
If you have started to notice changes in your loved one, you are not alone. Seeing these signs is a normal part of caring for someone as they age, and it does not mean you or anyone else has failed. Check what you are seeing, then use the guide at the end to find a good next step.
Tap each sign you have noticed. When you are done, we will suggest the kind of care that fits.
This is the best time to start. A caregiver a few hours a week can help with meals, laundry, light housekeeping, errands, rides and companionship. Starting early lets your loved one build trust with a caregiver before a crisis.
Consider hourly care several days a week for bathing, dressing, grooming, meals and medication reminders.
Consider longer daily visits, overnight care, 24/7 care, or a caregiver who lives in the home. Help getting around safely can lower the chance of another fall.
Memory changes have many causes, so share what you see with your loved one's doctor. Our Alzheimer's and dementia care gives your loved one steady routines and familiar faces.
Coming home from the hospital? Short-term help after a hospital stay can make the first weeks home safer and easier.
A few checks are a good reason to talk with someone. We offer a free assessment in your loved one's home to talk through what would help now and what may help later. A real person answers our phone day and night.
Change my answers1 or 2 checks anywhere
This is the best time to start. A caregiver a few hours a week can help with meals, laundry, light housekeeping, errands, rides and companionship. Starting early lets your loved one build trust with a caregiver before a crisis.
Checks in 2 or more sections, or any check under personal care
Consider hourly care several days a week for bathing, dressing, grooming, meals and medication reminders.
Any check under safety
Consider longer daily visits, overnight care, 24/7 care, or a caregiver who lives in the home. Help getting around safely can lower the chance of another fall.
Checks under memory and mood
Memory changes have many causes, so share what you see with your loved one's doctor. Our Alzheimer's and dementia care gives your loved one steady routines and familiar faces.
Short-term help after a hospital stay can make the first weeks home safer and easier.
A few checks are a good reason to talk with someone. We offer a free assessment in your loved one's home to talk through what would help now and what may help later. A real person answers our phone day and night. Call (732) 447-9900 or visit arhomecare.com.
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