More than 65 million Americans seek to balance the daily demands of work, home, children and caring for someone who may be living with an illness, disability or simply aging. In-home care is a safe, affordable option for families that provides them with the support they need while allowing their loved ones to say in the comfort of their own homes and communities.
Nine out of ten Americans 65 and older want to stay at home for as long as possible, and 80 percent think their current home is where they will always live. Working with a home care agency like Senior Helpers can allow your loved one to receive the care they need while in the comfort of their own home- preserving their dignity and maintaining a good quality of life. Professional caregivers enable your senior loved one to enjoy living independently longer.
The services offered allow seniors to receive day-to-day help with the personal care they need and assistance with activities of daily living such as bathing, grooming, and medication reminders. Ultimately, this benefits you by keeping your loved one safe, healthy, engaged and active.
Home care services provide meaningful, one-on-one care that helps to build strong relationships between a Senior Helpers caregiver and their clients. Our service schedules are extremely flexible to ensure your senior receives the care they need, when they need it. The result is a consistent, working relationship so beneficial that our clients often consider their caregiver to be a part of their family. Trained and qualified caregivers can assess safety risks and make simple corrections in the home to ensure your loved one is able to get around easily without the potential for injury.
We are committed to providing your loved ones with increased care as their needs change to ensure their quality of life and your peace of mind. Research shows that aging adults stay healthier with social interaction. Feelings of isolation are a major problem among aging Americans. Our caregivers can become trusted friends for walks, reading, cards, games, movies, meals, and other social activities. Falls are the number one cause of emergency room visits for people age 65 and over.
