Care of the Senior Client
Senior care involves a wide range of services and support tailored to meet the physical, emotional, social, and medical needs of older adults. Here’s a breakdown of what it typically entails:
Healthcare Management: :
Monitoring chronic conditions, coordinating with healthcare providers, administering medications, and ensuring regular checkups.
Assistance with Daily Activities: (ADLs):
Helping with tasks such as bathing, dressing, eating, and mobility.
Household Management:
Supporting seniors with chores like cooking, cleaning, laundry, and managing bills or appointments.
Cognitive Stimulation:
Engaging in activities that promote mental stimulation, such as puzzles, music, or art..
Specialized Care:
Caring for those with specific needs like dementia, Alzheimer’s, or disabilities, which may include memory care or mobility assistance.
Transportation:
Caring for those with specific needs like dementia, Alzheimer’s, or disabilities, which may include memory care or mobility assistance.
End-of-Life Care:
Offering comfort and support during the final stages of life, including hospice or palliative care.
Depending on the senior’s situation, care can be provided at home, in assisted living communities, or in specialized care facilities like nursing homes. It’s all about creating a safe, supportive environment that enhances their quality of life.
LisaCares NH can evaluate if home care is the right senior care fit for you or your family member. Contact us for a free in home consultation!
FAQ’s: Senior Care
What is home senior care?
It involves providing support and healthcare services to seniors in their own homes, allowing them to age in place comfortably.
What services are included?
Services can range from personal care (like bathing and dressing) to medical care (like medication management) and companionship.
Agencies often provide insured and bonded caregivers, while private caregivers may offer more flexibility but require thorough vetting.
How do I choose between private caregivers and agency care?
Agencies often provide insured and bonded caregivers, while private caregivers may offer more flexibility but require thorough vetting.
How much does home care cost?
Costs vary based on location, services needed, and frequency of care. Some insurance plans may cover certain aspects of home care.
What are the benefits of home care?
Seniors can maintain independence and stay in familiar surroundings while receiving personalized care.
