2018 - hiring a home health care worker after a stroke

Have An Aging Parent? 3 Things You Need To Understand About How In-Home Care Works

4 July 2018
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If you have an aging parent, you need to make sure that both you and your parents understand the resources that are available to them to help make living at home an easier and more logical choice. #1 In-Home Care Is Not Medical Care One of the most important things you need to understand is the type of care that in-home elder care companies offer. In-home care is not medical care or assistance. Read More

3 Tips for Buying a New Cane to Help Your Balance

1 February 2018
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If you're having trouble with your balance when you walk, you might consider getting a cane. While a cane doesn't offer full support like crutches do, they can help maintain your balance and offer stabilization when you need to stand up or sit down. Choosing the best cane is important because one that is too short can make your problems with balance worse. Here are some things to know about buying a cane. Read More

About Me

When my dad had a stroke, I decided to bring him to live with me while he worked to recover. This was a decision that was not made lightly because I have a full-time job and two kids to care for. The only way I was going to be able to help my dad recover would be to hire a home health care worker to assist me with his needs. It has been about six months since my dad had his stroke and he has come a very long way. My blog will show you what progress can be made and how helpful a home care worker can be for your family.