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Getting Started With In-Home Care

May 9, 2022

In-home senior care provides another level of attention that includes close companionship as caregivers meet emotional and physical needs. If you’re just getting started with in-home senior care, here are a few things to keep in mind: 


Be open and honest
in your communication. It may feel awkward when you’re first communicating with a caregiver. They may seem like strangers in your home, but it’s essential to keep open communication about your feelings and needs. An ongoing conversation about your treatment choices and desires will deepen the relationship with your caregiver and ensure you get the care you deserve.


Ask questions
to learn more about your individualized care. This will keep you informed and able to express concerns early. 


Let your caregiver know
about your favorite things and activities. They want you to share them and incorporate them into your daily routine.


Set up an area in your home
that is conducive to caregiving but where you’re surrounded by familiar and comfortable items. In-home senior care aims to provide medical care in a familiar environment. This space can help you thrive and feel independent as you receive treatment. 


Contact
Philia Care today for more information if you need help getting started with in-home care. We will schedule a time to meet with you and your family to discuss how to meet your needs. 



About The Author

Kristina O'Brien

As a seasoned educator with a background in special education Kristina brings a wealth of experience in understanding the unique needs and challenges of individuals requiring specialized care. Transitioning from the classroom to the realm of home care, she has embarked on a journey to broaden her knowledge and expertise in providing support and assistance to those in need. In her role, she is deeply committed to identifying the distinct needs of our clients by engaging with them in thoughtful and meaningful ways.

Kristina holds a Bachelors of Arts in Elementary Education and Special Education with a minor in Speech Pathology and Communication and Master's in Education, Literacy, and Communications

While the information provided in this blog is intended to be informative and helpful, it's important to consult with a qualified professional for personalized advice. If you have any concerns or questions about your health or specific medical conditions, don't hesitate to reach out to your physician or another trusted healthcare provider. Your health is important, and seeking professional guidance ensures you receive the best care tailored to your individual needs.



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