When is care necessary?

• Loses their spouse of many years.
• Stops driving or loses a person who used to drive them places.
• Was a well person who lives alone, and has just had an injury or illness which has “set them back”.
• Cares for their spouse, and may just need a break.
• Expresses anxiety about being alone at night.
• Has dizziness or falls.
• Has weight loss, and expresses a diminished desire to eat.
• Encounters diminished eyesight.
• Exhibits a decline in hygiene.
• Has confusion or dementia.
• Is non-compliant with medications.
• Is considering a move.
• Has difficulty ambulating.
• Is incontinent.
• Is depressed.
• Is discharged from rehabilitation.
• Needs primary caregiver assistance.

If you feel you or a loved one may benefit from some additional help in the home, don’t hesitate to call today for a free in home health care assessment.