There are usually always accommodations that can be made for people with disabilities, at any event or activity. However, if you are planning an event and an insurmountable barrier exists, be sure to let any disabled individual attending know about it ahead of time, so that they can make any adjustments they may need to make.
Seniors have more elder care options than ever: traditional nursing homes, assisted living facilities, in-home care, and more. Which one will you choose?
So what does a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) do? These health care professional work closely with patients in their home in terms of personal care services, including bathing, grooming, feeding, and basics such as checking vital signs.
Specialized nursing care isn’t just a need while you are sick enough to be in the hospital. It’s not something we necessarily think of, but it is true. There are plenty of needs- such as some types of wound care- that may be just as well served at home.
Caregivers can also monitor medication intake, though they are typically not medically trained and cannot prescribe medication. They can track dosage and ensure medication is taken at the correct time.
Many older parents wish to remain in their homes as long as possible. This requires extra help to do basic chores such as shopping, cleaning and cooking. Senior healthcare companies can provide a team of caregivers to support elders in the community.