Basic caregiving involves helping one manage one’s daily life, which may include tasks like bathing, dressing, feeding, managing medications, etc. Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease is a profound and challenging experience that touches the lives of millions of families. This disease affects memory, cognition, and one’s daily functioning, making it difficult for those diagnosed […]
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Home health care workers, also known as caregivers, provide essential services to seniors and people with disabilities who need help with their daily activities. Despite the critical role they play, caregivers often earn low wages and receive limited benefits, if any at all. Raising wages for these workers has been a topic of debate for
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1. “I do fine without taking breaks.” Dementia caregivers may believe that they do not need breaks, however this is unrealistic for many reasons. With any job, recharging and taking breaks is necessary. Nonstop caregiving causes frustration, worsens health due to stress, and can lead to resentment of the person they are caring for. Taking
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Home Health Care, Inc. has been in business since 1987, which makes us the longest continuously operating home health agency in Sonoma County serving the aging population. We are a family owned business, not a franchise. While we are not the largest home health care agency in Sonoma County, we take pride in hiring reliable,
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To all our great caregivers and nurses, I know these are difficult times and yet there you are on the front lines. Your dedication to duty is inspiring. People in the medical field know how important their services are and how valuable life is. Whether their client is 90 or are a newborn, they are
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