Posts tagged: Home Health Care

Feb 08 2010

elderly day care is what i want to do i have done home health care for 27 years i want to make it afordable?

Elderly Care
sherril k asked:


i need to let the elderly know this is half the price of home health care and i am licensed

Ethan
Apr 15 2009

What reforms could be made in the health care industry to insure the elderly receive equitable care?

Caring for the Elderly
Erin asked:


What could be done to improve home health care?

Mason
Mar 30 2009

Does Union Pacific Railroad Insurance pay for home health care for elderly members?

Caring for the Elderly
y asked:


My Grandad is in need of daily care and we all work full time, but don’t want him to go into a nursing home.

Aidan
Jan 12 2009

How can I earn money to take care of my elderly relatives?

Elderly Care
wilstami asked:


I had to leave my job and home in St. Louis, MO to come to Orange, Texas to care for my father who has dimentia and my 89 year old grandmother. There must be a way to join a home health care agency to receive compensation from ther medicare insurance, I just don’t know who to contact.

Brenda
Jan 04 2009

Resources For Elderly Care That Can Help Keep Elderly In Their Own Homes

Elderly Care
Linda Dunkelberger asked:


Elder care, sometimes referred to as long-term elderly care, includes a wide range of services that are provided over an extended period of time to people who need help to perform normal activities of daily living because of cognitive impairment or loss of muscular strength or control. Elder care can include rehabilitative therapies, skilled nursing care, palliative care, and social services, as well as supervision and a wide range of supportive personal care provided by family caregivers and/or home health care agencies. Elder care may also include training to help older people adjust to or overcome many of the limitations that often come with aging. If appropriate, elder care can at best be provided in the home first.

Where do we start when looking for resources for elder care for a loved one? Resources that can help the elderly stay in their own home are the first place to start. A variety of independent living services are now available to help the elderly care for themselves in their own home despite their changing physical needs. This may help, delay or totally avoid moving into an assisted living or nursing home.

Resources for Elder Care that can help the elderly stay in their own home:

Visiting Angels – Visiting Angels is non-medical in home elderly care service provider and elder care living assistance service. Visiting Angels offers a variety of customized services to help the elderly stay in their own home. Visiting Angels are elderly care specialists.

American Society on Aging - The American Society on Aging is a nonprofit organization committed to enhancing the knowledge and skills of those working with older adults and their families. This site offers useful resources on a variety of aging-related and elder care topics and elderly care advice.

Elderweb - This site is designed for both professionals and family members looking for information on elder care and long term care, and includes links to information on legal, financial, medical, and housing issues, as well as policy, research, and statistics.

National Resource Center on Supportive Housing and Home Modification - NRCSHHM is a non-profit organization that promotes aging in place and independent living for persons of all ages and abilities. The website contains excellent resources on senior housing, elder care and home modifications.

Elder Care Link – Provides resources to those in need of home care.

Alzheimer’s Foundation of America – is an organization, which provides optimal care and services to individuals confronting dementia, and to their caregivers and families.

The American Optometric Association — is the authority in the optometric profession and leads the way in its mission of improving the quality and availability of eye and vision care everywhere.

Beltone — has been helping people hear better for 65 years as the most trusted name in hearing care among adults over fifty.

By using resources available, elderly care in the home becomes a viable option. Elder care does not have to mean you have to do it alone. Becoming knowledgeable about elderly care issues make the aging transition an easier road to go down.



Zoe
Sep 21 2008

Any information about in-home health care for the elderly businesses?

Caring for the Elderly
Curtis D asked:


I am thinking of starting a in-home, non-medical health care business for the elderly. I can’t seem to find any information on estimated first year earnings for this type of business. I am wanting to do something that really natters, but at the same time is going to feed my family! Any help on this, or how long before I should reasonably expect to see a profit will be greatly appreciated!

Caroline

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