Resources for Families
Whether you have an ageing family member or are dealing with care needs resulting from an accident or surgery, extra support above what family can offer is often needed.
Family members are often called on to help with everyday things that their loved one now finds challenging – meal preparation, laundry and housekeeping. Many people find themselves assisting their loved ones in ways they never expected – like hygiene and grooming – or for diseases and disorders they could never have anticipated.
Caregiving for a loved one can take its toll on caregivers and it can change family dynamics. Many people also find themselves hundreds or thousands of miles away from a loved one who needs care, which can become highly stressful.
These guides are meant to be a starting point to help you through making care decisions.
Signs Your Loved one’s Needs Are Changing
It can often be hard to tell when ageing is affecting a family member. This guide will help you figure out the signs.
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Needs Assessment
As you notice changes in a loved one, there are a few things that you can do to help them and, ultimately, your family as a whole.
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How to Choose a Home Care Organization
Choosing a provider is a difficult decisions. Here are some tips to think about during your search.
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Hiring a Caregiver Directly
Some things to think about if you choose to go this route.
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Solving the Financial Puzzle
Paying for extra care is never easy. This guide will help you with figuring out the financial side.
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Additional Resources
Our Caregivers
More than just insured & bonded. What makes our Caregivers so great? Read about the Professional Support Worker program and how it’s redefining quality care.
How we work
Our custom built Care Plan is only part of our process that is designed to give you the best care possible. A free in-home assessment, Caregiver matching and more.
