If you currently have a parent in senior care, or if you will soon, then you’re going to want to familiarize yourself with several necessary legal documents. Take a look below at the documents we have outlined, which are essential for any parent in senior care. Advanced Directive Advanced directives, perhaps one of the most important items to have prepared,…
Having the discussion about end of life care planning can be a difficult one but talking about it now can give you peace of mind, as well as your senior and the whole family. While it is a sensitive topic, planning for end of life care with your senior early on will work to honor your senior’s wishes should they…
Do you have a senior between the ages of 65 – 74? 25% of seniors this age live with a disability, bringing a whole new set of challenges to the aging process. But at Home Care Assistance, we want to make sure you know about home care options that can bring solutions designed to help your senior living with a…
Understanding home care tax deductions and their benefits is an important element for any family who has a senior enrolled in home care services (or who will be soon). Before we begin to tell you about these deductions, we first offer you a disclaimer: Home Care Assistance does not officially offer tax advice. We recommend that you seek the help…
As we age, it’s inevitable that we’re going to have to change the way we get around at some point. How we go grocery shopping, run errands, or even just grab the mail at the end of the driveway – each of these tasks can become just a little (or a lot) more difficult the older we get. But that…
If you have a grandparent or parent receiving in home senior care, chances are you’re no stranger to their caregiver. You may even interact with them frequently! But sometimes it can be hard to establish a connection with that person. That’s why we’ve come up with 3 solid tips for you to help build a good relationship with your senior’s…