Threat of Natural Disasters Calls for Preparedness Plan To Protect Seniors
Whether it's hurricanes, tornados, wildfires or floods, helping older adults – among the most vulnerable populations – should be a priority.
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Home InsteadWhether it's hurricanes, tornados, wildfires or floods, helping older adults – among the most vulnerable populations – should be a priority.
Caring for my divorced parents scares me
The signs all point to trouble for Mom. You and your siblings are concerned, but not sure how to proceed, especially because your mother is reluctant to leave her longtime home. Leaving home, though, is only one option, and the least popular among older adults, many of whom just need a little help around the house.
It’s time to talk turkey with an expert and whip up a meal that your senior loved ones will treasure. And, if there’s a need for additional help, call on other family members or a CAREGiverSM from the local Home Instead®.
Many options exist for seniors who need help as they age. While care facilities can play a valuable role, there are alternatives. A growing and popular plan is to help a senior remain at home with non-medical caregiving assistance.
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