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Welcome to Hand in Home Care

Many who are suffering from a disability or certain health conditions need the right care in order to address all their personal and cognitive needs. Receiving the proper care and support allows them to continue living a quality life at home.

When it comes to quality, you can count on us to provide exceptional home care services for your loved ones.

KNOWING WHEN IT’S TIME FOR RESIDENTIAL CARE

It's time to consider residential care for your parents when their needs, especially regarding health and safety, become too great to manage at home or when the caregiver's ability to provide adequate care is strained, often due to burnout. This decision should be made after careful consideration of the parents' individual circumstances and needs.

Key Signs to Consider

Medical Needs:

Significant health conditions requiring mandatory medications or illness may require constant monitoring and care that's beyond the scope of what can be provided at home.

Mobility and Safety:

Difficulty with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or walking, or frequent falls, can pose safety risks.

Cognitive Decline:

Changes in memory, confusion, or disorientation may require 24/7 supervision.

Hygiene and Home Care:

The lack of personal hygiene or home maintenance can be a sign that additional assistance is needed.

Medication Management:

Trouble remembering to take medications or managing multiple medications can indicate a need for professional help.

Caregiver Burnout:

When the caregiver experiences significant stress, fatigue, or exhaustion, it's a sign that they may need support.

Social Isolation:

Loneliness and a lack of social interaction can negatively impact a person's well-being and require a change in their environment.

Making the Decision

  1. Assess the Parent's Needs:

    Evaluate the specific challenges your parents are facing, including their physical, cognitive, and emotional needs.

  2. Consider the Caregiver's Capacity:

    Be honest about the limitations of your ability to provide care, both physically and emotionally.

  3. Explore Options:

    Research different types of residential care, such as a residential home setting, assisted living, skilled nursing facilities, and memory care.

  4. Involve the Parent:

    If possible, include your parents in the decision-making process and discuss their preferences and concerns.

  5. Seek Professional Advice:

    Consult with doctors, social workers, or elder care professionals for guidance and support. Talk with residential care owners to evaluate what they can offer, evaluate pros, cons, and costs before making a decision.

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Our Mission Statement

Hand in Home Care is a world-class provider of personal care services focused on serving individuals with personal needs like meal preparation, bathing, hygiene, housekeeping, laundry, medication reminders, transportation and companion services. We believe the essential ingredient in our day-to-day service is the unconditional compassion and relentless dedication of our highly motivated team members who believe their mission is to... [ About Us » ]

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