The holiday season is often an important time of the year for many families to reconnect and spend time with one another. While this can be a relaxing and enjoyable experience for many, it also allows you to notice that a loved one in your life may need extra support. Home care services support aging… Continue Reading 5 Signs Your Loved One Needs PCA Services
The responsibility of caring for loved ones may be difficult at times—especially if you’re providing home care services to an individual or family member living with a mental health condition. It can also be hard to maintain a healthy mental balance as a caregiver, providing care to a loved one day in and day out. … Continue Reading Support for Caregivers’ Mental Health
Millions of Americans currently live with a chronic medical disease. While their condition may not prevent them from maintaining a normal lifestyle, they do face challenges every day. No matter your age, simply keeping medications organized and getting to doctors’ appointments can be a struggle. This is where a home care professional comes in. A… Continue Reading Home Care for People with Chronic Health Conditions
The need for excellent home care for people with multiple sclerosis is clear. Nearly 1 million people are living with MS in the United States, according to a study funded by the National MS Society, and this number is growing. There are unique challenges to caring for people with MS and their families are looking… Continue Reading March Is Multiple Sclerosis Month
According to the Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA), around one in five Americans have some kind of learning disability. This includes anything from ADHD and autism to dyslexia or non-verbal learning difficulties. When we look at adults, this translates to 15% of the adult American population— and that’s not counting people who may have… Continue Reading How Homecare Can Support Individuals with Learning Disabilities
One of the greatest threats to a senior’s emotional health is loneliness. Whether due to the loss of a spouse or being separated from other family members and friends – especially during the pandemic – many seniors spend their days alone. This loneliness can lead to depression and negatively impact a senior’s overall health. In… Continue Reading February Craft Ideas for Seniors
Raising a child with disabilities is rewarding yet challenging. And for many, cares don’t end when your child reaches adulthood. People with physical and mental disabilities typically require a greater amount of attention and care than others—even into adulthood This can lead to struggles to acclimate to life as an adult, creating unwanted stress for… Continue Reading How to Plan for Long-Term Adult Home Care
Vision loss and different types of eye problems afflict many Americans of all ages. Seniors are particularly affected, with about half the number of blind people being 65 years of age and older according to the National Federation of the Blind. There is a fair chance you have a good friend or relative with some… Continue Reading Home Care Support for Blind and Visually Impaired
Written by Dawn Sheldon, MSN, RN and Qualified Professional You are your own best advocate. When you’re questioning the current state of your health, or the therapies you’re receiving, it’s important that you advocate for yourself—in other words, stand up for yourself. It’s important to verbalize how you are feeling and openly share your concerns with… Continue Reading 5 Steps for Medical Self-Advocacy
When discussing autism spectrum disorder, and who it affects, the focus is often on children living with the condition. But when it comes to home care services and personal care assistants, age does not determine the difference that these services can make in someone’s life. At Best Care, we recognize this and have provided some… Continue Reading In-Home Care for Adults with Autism