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Should Mom Live with You or with Me? Tips for Siblings Navigating Tough Caregiving Choices

July 23, 2019February 1, 2020 allcare Benefits of Home Care, caregiver, Caregiver Health, Family Caregiving, Senior Care

One of the more honorable caregiving choices adult children can make is to offer their home to an elderly parent. Our parents raised us when we were kids, so it’s only natural to do the same when it becomes less safe for Mom or Dad to live independently. However, there are a variety of factors […]

Tips for Navigating the Inherent Responsibility of Caring for Aging Parents

July 9, 2019February 11, 2020 allcare caregiver, Caregiver Health, Family Caregiving, Home Care Services, Senior Care

As children, we mastered the ability to share toys as well as the attention of our parents, and these feelings tend to carry with us well into adulthood. As wonderful as it is to have brothers and sisters, there can also be times it can result in elevated stress levels, such as when caring for […]

Know the Warning Signs of Elder Abuse

June 20, 2019December 30, 2019 allcare Home Care Services, Senior Care, Senior Health

While it goes without saying that abusing an older person is something that would never even occur to most people, it’s a tragically common situation in the United States. Elder abuse happens in many forms, from emotional to physical, and it strikes the most frail and vulnerable among us. Given that elder abuse is typically […]

Understanding the Risk Factors for Elder Abuse

June 13, 2019June 5, 2019 allcare Home Care Services, Senior Care, Senior Health

Providing the assistance that helps seniors stay happy, healthy, and independent is the aim of not only our professional Medford, OR senior care team, but of every family caregiver who has ever assisted a loved one. Considering the quality of life of elders is so important, and it’s crucial that we take a look at […]

Relationships and Family Changes After Traumatic Brain Injury

March 25, 2019October 16, 2019 allcare caregiver, Family Caregiving, Senior Care

Along with the many life changes as a result of a traumatic brain injury (TBI), close relationships are affected in a number of ways as a result of: Modifications in responsibilities Changes in relationship roles Difficulties with communicating Managing emotions and mood swings Getting accustomed to these changes often brings about feelings of uneasiness in […]

How Can I Help When My Loved One Has Suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury?

March 13, 2019February 11, 2020 allcare Family Caregiving, Senior Care, Senior Health

Meeting the care needs of a loved one who has suffered from a traumatic brain injury can be easier to manage when armed with knowledge and insight. The methods below, courtesy of the Klamath Falls home care experts, available locally and in surrounding areas, at All Care, can lessen stress and frustration for both family […]

Using Ashland Home Care Services to Create More Independence for Seniors

November 7, 2018September 25, 2019 allcare Benefits of Home Care, Senior Care, Senior Independence

As seniors grow older, they often discover that they have difficulty with everyday activities, such as bathing, getting dressed, preparing meals, or even driving; and many are concerned that these new limitations mean that they’ll need to give up not only their freedom, but living in their home, as well. The good news, however, is […]

The Results Are In—Survey Says: Healthy Eating for Seniors Is a MUST

September 26, 2018November 20, 2019 allcare Family Caregiving, Rogue Valley Senior Care, Senior Care, Senior Health, Senior Nutrition, Tips for Seniors

In our previous blog post, we outlined some age-related concerns that can keep older adults from eating well, but what if unhealthy eating habits lead to cognitive impairment? Malnourishment in older individuals is more prevalent than you might think. As stated by the National Resource on Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Aging, up to 35% – […]

The Real Truth About These Four Incontinence Myths

August 29, 2018February 28, 2020 allcare Senior Care, Senior Health

Urinary incontinence can be an embarrassing subject for those who encounter it. The stigma behind the condition commonly contributes to individuals having either a lack of facts or believing in some common misunderstandings about incontinence. The following are some incontinence myths and the facts to go with them: Myth: Urinary incontinence is unavoidable with age. […]

3 Bladder Leakage Causes in Seniors and How to Treat Them

August 23, 2018August 22, 2018 allcare Senior Care, Senior Health, Tips for Seniors

Incontinence, or reduced bladder control, is a distressing and sensitive issue, particularly for seniors. It can cause a variety of concerns, from skin sores to social isolation for individuals who are afraid to leave the house in case of an “accident.” Yet while bladder leakage causes as many as 25 million Americans to suffer with […]

S.F May 2020

Klamath Falls, OR

They are all very sweet and kind. They call and let me know if someone isn't coming or if they are going to be a little bit late. They are a lifesaver because I can't do things anymore. They take my garbage out, vacuum, do my dishes, and they actually fold my clothes. My steady caregiver is friendly and does a good job.

I.B. May 01, 2020

They are attentive, thoughtful, and sensitive to my needs. They are thorough, responsible, on time and they take care of my needs very much. I am happy with the providers that I have, they are super.

T.T. April 01, 2020

Grants Pass, OR Client

They call me and ask me how I am doing every month just to check up on me. They work for the people and not for themselves.

E.W. March, 2020

Medford, OR Client

They always respond and always try to make available a caregiver when needed. They schedule the caregiver's times for me and call back to let me know that someone is coming. They have empathy, and are considerate and kind, they also ask me how I am doing with everything. It has allowed me to get out and do some things that I like to do. It allows me to do some social outings that I otherwise could not do.

D.B. March 02, 2020

Everything is great. My caregiver is awesome and helps me with a lot of things such as reminding me about my medications. They help me get out of the house, take me on my walk, cleans up, cooks, and do laundry. It is a perfect match. I know her a little bit and she is an awesome heartfelt person.

M.C. February, 2020

I appreciate that my caregiver is patient and is very caring to take care of me. I can't sweep or mop or get down to clean the tub, and my caregiver does things like that for me. I wouldn't be able to do it without her.

K.C. February, 2020

They are very polite, and they are punctual. They send people to meet our needs, and they make sure those needs are met. They are just very helpful for me.

C.M. February 12, 2020

They are dependable and friendly. They have made things much better, and they the right person who is willing to stay late when needed, allowing me to work. They have a very good reputation and I felt like he deserved the best care.

S.H. February 12, 2020

They are there EVERY time I call and they come out to see how I am doing. There is so much I can't do, and they caregivers do those things for me. They are doing a great job.

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