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Caregivers Need Care, too
November has the dual designation of being National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month and National Family Caregivers Month. This is appropriate since Alzheimer’s disease takes a huge toll on both the sufferer and their families. Having the role of caregiver of a loved one with Alzheimer’s is a full-time and exhausting job. Often, caregiver syndrome, or CNN, presents with depression, anger, guilt, and deteriorating health. It’s important for caregivers to seek out respite care and other types of assistance to take some of the workload off of themselves. Caregivers need to take time for themselves every day. Their own mental, physical, and emotional health depends on it.
Key Takeaways:
Home Matters Can Help
In-home senior care offers a flexible and effective way to deliver personalized care to seniors within the comfort and security of their own homes. By understanding the services offered, recognizing the benefits, and knowing how to select the right provider, families can make informed decisions that significantly enhance the lives of their elderly loved ones.
If you are exploring in-home senior care for a loved one and seeking guidance, let us assist you in ensuring that your loved ones receive the highest standard of care during their later years.
Reach out to us or call (800) 298-5140 for a free in-home consultation to learn more about how we can help with customized, nurse-guided care. To see if our services are available in your area, visit our locations page.
Tyler Williams
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