
How are we to know whether our aging parents truly need help or if observed behavioral changes are simply part of a temporary circumstance? Great care must be taken to objectively analyze a situation before saying something that may cause a loved one to react defensively.
We can look for red flags when visiting with parents.
The signs usually come on gradually, like a sort of creeping dread that suggests harder times lie ahead.
Our seniors and those with disabilities deserve to live in dignity, but unfortunately a variety of scams exists to harm the most vulnerable among us.
Kenny Higdon, owner of 5 Star Home Care, said his company tries to educate clients about these scams, cited by the National Council on Aging, and how to avoid becoming victims.
Times Free Press - May 22
When it comes to trust, attention and quality care, both clients and caregivers agree that 5 Star Home Care is a company they want to work with.
“Coming here is the best decision I ever made,” caregiver Kimberly Womack said in regards to the company. “This type of home care is more personal and just better all around.”