In-Home
Care Services

In-home care Services provide assistance with everyday tasks for aging loved ones, such as driving, housework, and self-care. If your loved one struggles with household chores, appointments, or hygiene, in-home care may be a good option. This care provides extra assistance while they stay at home.

Navigating service providers is daunting. Adult Care Advisors offers free personalized advice and referrals for your loved one's best options.

In-home care services assist in a loved one's home. Service options are fitted to your loved one’s needs. Options range from household help to medical care, such as homemaker/attendant services, shopping and transportation assistance, in-home nursing care, or therapy.

When determining if in-home care is suitable for you and your loved one include types of necessary care, proximity to friends or relatives for social support, access to transportation services, proximity to essential facilities such as stores and doctors, and the suitability of their home and yard layout for their maintenance and potential hazards.

Assisted living communities provide seniors with supervision and support for daily activities. In the past years, this care option has become the fastest-growing for senior citizens. Factors to consider for assisted care facility: slow recovery, recent accident, weight loss, disinterest in activities.

Support filled with empathy and understanding To promote self-sufficiency and freedom, the focus lies on furthering self-reliance. The extent of assistance and the range of services provided by assisted living communities differ, but generally encompass support with tasks such as getting dressed, grooming, and bathing, cooking meals, maintaining cleanliness, managing medication intake. Assisted living communities team up with a patient's healthcare providers to guarantee their health, prosperity, and security.

The specific services and amount of assistance required for your loved one's entry into an assisted living facility depend on the underlying reason for their need. Conditions like Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, macular degeneration, or other visual impairments require ongoing support for routine tasks in everyday life. Additionally, a considerable portion of individuals residing in assisted living facilities, specifically 42 percent, experience a range of cognitive impairments, necessitating close monitoring and support from trained professionals specializing in memory care.

Personalized guidance for your specific requirements at no cost. If you're struggling to locate suitable elderly care choices for your loved one, turn to Adult Care Advisors. Being a family-owned business, we have certified senior advisors who are not only friendly but also well-informed. They are dedicated to offering you free advice and guidance, ensuring that you have a thorough understanding of all the available choices. We have established alliances and affiliations with well-regarded assisted living facilities that cater to diverse care and support needs. Please reach out to us today in order for us to begin understanding the specific requirements and distinct living preferences of either yourself or your loved one.