Hospice care is a compassionate approach to easing the pain and discomfort an aging loved one might feel when living with a terminal illness. Entering hospice care does not mean the senior will die; in fact, the individual may feel so comforted that they are well enough to leave hospice. In the United States, hospice is often associated with imminent…
As caretakers, it’s important to understand the long-term impact that a fractured hip can have on seniors. Depending on the severity of their injury, there is always potential for them to make significant recoveries—sometimes regaining mobility and even walking again. But before they are able to start rehabilitation, it’s essential to ensure they receive proper medical attention and treatment following…
Our Caregiver of the month for the month of March is Bri! The caregiver of the month award is intended to recognize our caregivers who most exemplify, by their behaviors, exceptional support to either: 1. Co-Caregiver 2. Client 3. Company The caregivers chosen for this award recognize the importance of the 3-C’s (three legs to the stool: Caregivers, Clients, and Company). We…
