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Caregiving
The Department of Defense (DOD) manages a helpful program called Skilbridge that enables military members to transition their skills into civilian roles.
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For many people, post-acute rehab services are essential in regaining independence and quality of life post surgery.
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Day and night, we always want to ensure our loved one receives the care they need to remain safe, healthy, and comfortable. But, for family caregivers, providing both daytime and overnight care is not feasible.
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The time after receiving a serious or life-limiting medical diagnosis can be difficult for patients and families. But palliative care services can help make these moments more comfortable and less frightening by filling in the gaps general medical care doesn’t always cover.
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Surgery, illnesses, falls, no matter why you end up in the hospital, there’s always a chance that the road to recovery will be much longer than anticipated. In many cases, patients may need weeks of hospital rehab to live independently again.
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There comes a point in most people’s lives when they can no longer live independently without help. When that time comes, you and your older loved one must decide how to continue their care. Depending on their needs and preferences, either a live-in caregiver or assisted living facility will likely be the best option. But […]
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When it comes to having a Talk with a capital T, discussing your loved one’s options when they struggle to take care of themselves can be one of the most challenging.
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Staying proactive about your health is crucial to making the most of your golden years. Unfortunately, recent data suggests that many older men struggle to open up about their health concerns — and that results in poorer health outcomes. The good news is that family and in-home caregivers can help bridge the men’s health gap, […]
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When a loved one begins to struggle to care for themselves alone, your first thought is naturally about how to ensure they get the best care possible to continue living a happy life. Unfortunately, the next consideration most families need to think of is often how caregiving will affect their finances. Many people in this […]
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Transitioning your loved one to end-of-life care is never easy. On both an emotional and pragmatic level, the challenges that this type of care presents require the utmost sensitivity and attention to detail. At Generations Home Care, we believe no one should face that journey alone. Here’s how in-home caregivers can help with end-of-life care […]
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