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In caring for the elder population, I see many patients with forms of dementia. Often, they are admittedto the hospital generally because of negative behavior that is atypical and often frightening to thefamily, or for evaluation to determine the cause of a troubling...

Having a Dallas home health care provider for your parent is very helpful for setting up a therapy routine, medication management, and wound care, however, it doesn’t necessarily take into account day-to-day activities that your parent will encounter. When you...

Many of our clients receive services in Dallas and Fort Worth senior living facilities. We are contacted by the families, or by the facilities directly, to provide continuum of care through our services. This can vary from 4 hours a day, up to 24-Hour Home Care...

When you consider long term care options for seniors, there is a big difference for your loved one. We are strong advocates of in-home elderly care assistance in Dallas and Fort Worth because: Seniors want to be home: According to the AARP, 89% of people ages 50+...

What a gift it is that you have opened your home to your parent or loved one. It’s a blessing to be able to spend those last years together, and most parents appreciate the love that you are showing by caring for them. Many times, we have the best intentions of being...

When your parent begins having difficulties with their daily activities, it doesn’t necessarily mean you have to move them in with you, or that they have to go into a senior home. Many elderly parents fear leaving their home because of factors such as isolation,...

Determining whether your parent or senior needs in-home Senior Home Care is not a cut and dry process – it’s important to pay attention to the subtleties. Key areas to note are: Appearance: Is the laundry done? Is the yard maintained? How is your parent dressed?...