Home Care Blog

Home Care for Special Needs Adults

June 16 2020

Even though most people are used to perceiving home care assistance as a service for seniors, any individual with special needs can benefit from qualified help, regardless of their age. Many people with disabilities work and socialize, being an integral part of the community, and yet need assistance with daily tasks.

Hip Replacement Recovery

June 07 2020

In almost any treatment plan, surgery is one of the most important and intense steps a person will go through. The same goes for orthopedic surgery, i.e., a hip replacement surgery. Overall, it a relatively safe procedure performed on more than 300,000 Americans annually.

5 Ways to Stay Engaged with Your Patients

June 03 2020

Caring for others can be draining, but consistently engaging with your patients is part of effective patient-centered care. These 5 tips will help you stayed engaged even if you are having a rough day.

Care Plan for Stroke Patient at Home

May 05 2020

A stroke almost always happens unexpectedly. In most cases, even if a person is at risk, he or she often does not devote much time to the prevention of this disease. So, what should be done if a stroke happens?

How You Can Support Families with a Terminally Ill Loved One

April 28 2020

End-of-life care is an emotionally turbulent time for the patient and family members. These tips will help you guide family members through the process, from dealing with their loved one transitioning into hospice care to connecting them with grief counseling.

Ways to Help Patients with Mobility Issues

April 28 2020

Caring for patients with mobility issues presents a unique set of challenges. These mobility problems can stem from a variety of causes, such as an injury, a chronic condition like muscular dystrophy or Parkinson’s, an amputation or the kind of limited mobility that comes with old age.