Improving Your Loved One's Nursing Home Experience

• 4 Recruiting Tips for Finding the Right Home-Health Employees

  8 November 2016

  If you run a home healthcare service, a vital part of keeping your organization running depends upon your ability to hire qualified home-health employees. Here are a few recruiting tips that will help improve your hiring and recruiting process. #1: Advertise on Niche Job Sites Many people nowadays start their job searches online, and that is why it is important that you advertise on the sites that the potential candidates that you want to hire are looking for jobs on.

• When Your Aging Parent Can't Care For Their Home Anymore: What To Consider

  7 November 2016

  It can be hard to tell if your parent is alright to live on their own, or if they need the assistance of others as time goes on. If you don't feel 100 percent comfortable having them go to bed and wake on their own every night, or doing things around their home, it may be time to look into assisted living options. Find a Counselor, Get Support If you have other siblings or people that can influence your parent, you have to get their support and you need the others to rally behind you.

• 3 Reasons to Send Your Loved One with Alzheimer's to a Specialized Assisted Living Location

  7 November 2016

  Having a loved one with Alzheimer's can be tough, but, thankfully, there are multiple locations out there that are willing to help and are created specifically to meet your loved one's needs. This article will discuss three reasons to send your loved one with Alzheimer's to a specialized assisted living location.  To Give Them the Care That You Can't Provide  If your loved one suffers from Alzheimer's, then, overtime, you will likely begin to realize you are losing them mentally.

• 2 Reasons To Consider A Memory Care Facility For Your Elderly Parent

  4 November 2016

  One of the hardest decisions that the majority of individuals will end up facing in their lifetime is what to do with an elderly parent that requires a lot of care. While it is admirable for someone to want to take care of their aging parent on their own, there are situations where this is not feasible, such as if they have to work a full-time job or their elderly parent requires more intensive and specialized care due to a condition such as Alzheimer's or dementia.

• Entering Your Golden Years? Two Reasons Why You Should Move to an Assisted-Living Facility

  4 November 2016

  If you're an older individual who is heading into your golden years, you're not alone. The Baby-Boomer generation is growing older and are having to make some real decisions about how they want to do so. One of the considerations you'll need to make concerns your living arrangements. Although you may be planning to continue living at your house, this may not be the best option. It may be a better idea for you to move into an assisted-living facility.