Home Care for Elders: Key Takeaways, pt3
Home care is flexible, allowing individuals to age in place and choose how frequently they receive care or companionship services.
— Nursing homes provide around-the-clock residential care with access to medical professionals like nurses, doctors, and therapists.
— Home health care allows seniors to recover at home with skilled care provided by a doctor-prescribed care team.
— Home care may be a good fit for elderly with a chronic health needs, but they may eventually need nursing home care as their condition progresses.
The pros and cons of home care: Home care is customizable and helps seniors remain independent and safe while continuing to live in the comfort of their own home. However, it may not be the best care option for older adults who require a high level of care.
Call us to discuss your care needs. HOME CARE PARTNERS: 781-378-2164
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John D. Miller is the founder/owner of Home Care Partners, LLC, a Massachusetts business providing private duty, personalized in-home assistance and companion care services to those needing help in daily activities and household functions.
Phone: (781) 378-2164
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://homecarepartnersma.com
