Compassionate Home Care Services LLC

02/17/2023

To send a senior loved one to a nursing facility or to rather stay at home is a personal choice of a patient and is based on the recommendation of their doctors or caregivers.

If your senior lives in Ohio, get a free assessment now!

02/16/2023

End-of-Life Planning

This stage might be the most painful for the whole family and caregivers, but end-of-life planning must follow when a patient decides to stop receiving care and treatments. What should you know? Read more: https://tinyurl.com/3uxkszbc.

02/15/2023

Most home care providers in the country are certified members of the Home Care Association in America, which continuously provide education, training, and advocacy for home care professionals. Call us now to learn more.

02/14/2023

Following a doctor’s prescribed medications is important, especially for senior loved ones who frequently experienced symptoms of their medical conditions. Our caregivers also help clients to organize their prescriptions to ensure ease of following medicines.

We help declutter medicine types, categorized them, and utilize clear boxes with readable labels of the time and date when our client needs to take them.

Need a caregiver to ensure your senior follow their medication? Call us today!

02/13/2023

Transportation Access in Rural Areas

Access to healthcare in the community is dependent on efficient transportation. The Rural Health Information Hub reports transportation issues for seniors and people with disabilities in rural areas. Read https://tinyurl.com/mryau3fp.

Issues to consider when designing and implementing rural transportation programs for older adults and people with disabilities.

02/12/2023

We are looking for more certified nursing aides and caregivers to help us with our mission of providing quality home care in Ohio. We have competitive pay and flexible working hours. Visit our website to apply online now!

02/11/2023

Providing an Alternative to Institutional Care

Since most of our older adults prefer to age in the safety of their homes, we are here to ensure they have adequate care and support from our licensed caregivers. Get your free assessment today!

02/10/2023

If it is possible, choose a home care provider that is in proximity to you and your senior loved one's residence.

So here are some quick tips:

- Assess the needs of your loved one.

- Investigate caregiver background and training.

- Ask for referrals from someone you know who takes advantage of home care services.

If you are in Ohio, you can call our agency today for a free assessment.

01/29/2023

Loneliness and Social Isolation

According to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, one-fourth of seniors aged 65 and above are socially isolated. Seniors who are socially isolated are prone to health risks. Learn about it here: https://bit.ly/3BdDsnW.

Older adults who are lonely or socially isolated are at greater risk for serious medical conditions. Here are resources to help you stay connected.

01/28/2023

While away at home doing some errands, worrying about your love is normal. Leaving them alone and not knowing about their well-being is worrisome. We can provide regular updates about what your loved one is doing under our care. Call us for more details.

01/27/2023

Stages of Grieving

Grieving is universal, but we all grieve differently. Even though everyone will encounter grief at some point in our lives, we have different ways to grieve. The most common grieving process is denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

01/26/2023

Due to the advanced technology today, businesses with great offers are emerging vastly. Looking for products and services is now easy because of the numerous choices you can consider. However, because of the many choices, choosing the best has also become challenging. One example is choosing the best home care for your senior loved one. Consider these factors when availing of home care:

- Look for the credentials.

- Ask for their services.

- Read reviews and feedback.

- Know their payment methods.

- Understand their health response.

01/22/2023

It is best to let your senior loved ones go out of the house to avoid isolating them. Letting them do groceries, meet their doctors for appointments, or join family gatherings is good for them. You can call us to assist with transporting your loved one.

01/21/2023

All About Respite Care

Caregivers need a break too. No matter their desire to care for seniors, they still need time to rest. Make sure to take respite care to ensure they are still being taken care of when taking a break. Read about respite care here: https://bit.ly/3HfypXU.

Respite care can provide relief for family caregivers. Learn about how respite care could help your family, and find resources to connect with services.

01/20/2023

Did you know? The early signs of dementia often do not involve memory loss. The early signs of dementia are subtle and are triggered by things like depression, nutritional disorders, medication problems, and numerous medical conditions.

01/19/2023

Caring for your loved one alone is sometimes good because it ensures you that they are receiving the best care they prefer and need. However, taking care of them 24/7 is difficult due to personal commitments. That is when considering home care comes into the picture. With home care, you can still care for them while you are around, and you will feel at ease that they are receiving the best care while you are out of your home.

Call us for support.

01/14/2023

Stay Active as Possible

We all know that exercise is vital to stay fit and healthy. Young adults and seniors must exercise to live a quality life. Even though seniors' mobility has limits (due to aging), they must exercise and stay active. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3VW5MTC.

Some form of regular exercise is important for older adults.

01/13/2023

A clean, organized, and uncluttered home takes you away from the risk of diseases and danger. Compassionate Home Care Services LLC will help keep your home clean and organized to avoid life-threatening situations from happening to your loved one.