If you’re providing care for an ailing loved one, it’s time to think about your care. Being responsible for someone’s care can take a lot out of you. That’s especially true when all the responsibility falls on your shoulders. You might think you’re alone in your efforts, but that’s not the case. If your mental and physical health is being affected by your role as a caregiver, it’s time for respite care.…
Aging can be difficult, especially when a loved one suffers from mental or physical disabilities as they grow older. Unfortunately, it may not be possible to fully care for your aging loved one alone while allowing them to age in place. However, suppose their physical condition allows them to age in place. In that case, it may be possible for them to continue to remain at home for quite some time if you contract with a professional in-home senior care provider.…
Being the primary caregiver to a family member with special needs can be difficult for you. It takes all your energy and can leave you feeling empty and exhausted. All of your bandwidth is going to take care of someone else, and none of it is going to take care of yourself. If you are working with a home health care agency or considering one, you have options that can help you with many things, including respite care.…
