There are almost six million patients suffering from Alzheimer’s and dementia in the United States. Many of these patients remain in the familiar environment of their homes. In such cases, home safety becomes a constant concern for their families and an additional challenge when caring for a loved...

Understanding Different Types of Home Care – 24-7 Care vs. Live-in Care 24/7 Home Care When families opt for 24-hour home care, they are providing care around the clock for their beloved family member. Twenty-four seven home care is an excellent option for caring for someone with dementia who ...

The decision to provide in-home care for adults with developmental disabilities can be critical for any family. Such care includes assistance with personal hygiene, mobility, and basic housekeeping. As a further challenge, the caregiver will also positively affect the developmentally disabled patien...

Introduction It is becoming more the norm for families to have a designated at-home caregiver for a family member who cannot fully for him or herself, such as grooming or shopping. Instead of placing said family member in a healthcare facility, remaining at home allows the loved one more freedom in ...

When you are a caretaker responsible for your elderly family member, you may face difficult decisions everyday. This can be overwhelming and affect your (the caregiver’s) own well-being. This article is intended to provide support when it is most needed and to discuss the difference between respit...