Stress is an inevitable part of caregiving. But family caregivers can do more than they might think to reduce that stress and have a better experience.
With 24-hour home care, a team of caregivers is responsible for always being in the home with your loved one.
If your loved one is at home and receiving hospice care, you can work with her hospice care providers to make sure she can see her pet any time she wants.
Decluttering is a great way for seniors to simplify their lives, especially when they’re aging in place. These items might be taking up too much space in the kitchen.
If your dad has Alzheimer’s home care, a caregiver can go with you to take your dad to an appointment so that you have additional help taking care of him
When seniors are released from the hospital, they need a plan for eating well to support their continued healing.
Caring for a beloved family member who has dementia is a big job. Family caregivers need to be able to take breaks but may feel that’s impossible. Respite care is the answer.
If your mom has home care, she will get regular visits from a trained caregiver who can help her with anything she needs help with around the house.
A personal care at home provider is a great option if your loved one has limited mobility or feels self-conscious about going out.
BrightCare Homecare is dedicated to helping seniors live independently, with safety, comfort, and a sense of belonging in their own homes.
