Caring for elderly loved ones can be a struggle for busy children and other relatives. However, if you take the time to a little research, you’ll find that there are helpful services and other ways to help when needed. Here are some tips to ensure your loved one is well taken care of.
Find Helpers Early
It’s inevitable that elderly loved ones will need care, so don’t wait until something happens before asking other family members for help.…
Palliative care practices, including hospice, are increasingly using end-of-life doulas as part of their care teams. Doulas are typically associated with childbirth, but end-of-life care doulas specialize in providing support for the other end of the spectrum of life: dying.
Despite their increasing prevalence, however, many people remain unaware of the important part an end-of-life doula plays in the palliative care team role. If you think you’d be a good fit for this role, read on to learn more about what they do and how to find out if this career path is for you.…
If your loved one needs increased medical care, you have a couple of options. One option is to choose a nursing home for your loved one. Another option is in-home care. A nursing home will provide basic medical care. But, it might not provide everything you want for your loved one. That’s where in-home care comes into the picture. In-home care provides the one-on-one attention you want for your loved one.…
