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Welcome Caring Senior Service!
At the Caring Senior Service of Phoenix, we understand that deciding on long term care
for yourself or an aging loved one is not an easy decision. Making the right
choice requires some research into the different options available to you.
To help we have provided a brief description of the most common options available
as well as a few facts about home care.
choice requires some research into the different options available to you.
To help we have provided a brief description of the most common options available
as well as a few facts about home care.
Nursing Home
Nursing homes offer skilled nursing care given by a registered nurse and include
medical monitoring and treatments. Skilled care also includes services provided by
specially trained professionals, such as physical, occupational, and respiratory therapists.
A nursing home facility may be a good choice for people who require 24-hour
medical care and supervision.
medical monitoring and treatments. Skilled care also includes services provided by
specially trained professionals, such as physical, occupational, and respiratory therapists.
A nursing home facility may be a good choice for people who require 24-hour
medical care and supervision.
Assisted Living
Assisted living facilities offer housing alternative for older adults who may need help
with dressing, bathing, eating, and toileting, but do not require the intensive medical
and nursing care provided in nursing homes.
with dressing, bathing, eating, and toileting, but do not require the intensive medical
and nursing care provided in nursing homes.
Independent Living
The operative word at any independent living community is “independent.” For the
most part, residents are active seniors who are ambulatory and are able to complete
all of the activities of daily living without assistance.
most part, residents are active seniors who are ambulatory and are able to complete
all of the activities of daily living without assistance.
Non-medical Home Care
Non-medical home care focuses on helping seniors with the daily activities they need
to engage in to remain safe, healthy, and at home. In addition to assisting with daily
activities non medical homecare offers one on one companionship. A well
placed caregiver can help a senior continue participating in their favorite activities
such as gardening, baking or woodworking.
to engage in to remain safe, healthy, and at home. In addition to assisting with daily
activities non medical homecare offers one on one companionship. A well
placed caregiver can help a senior continue participating in their favorite activities
such as gardening, baking or woodworking.
Homecare Facts
- According to an AARP survey almost 90% of people over 50 want to stay in their
homes as long as possible. - More than 80% of individuals who need long-term care receive it in their home.
- Caring Senior Service believes every senior should be able to remain healthy, happy,
and at home - No home can be 100% risk free but you can make yourself aware of many common
hazards by downloading our free 43 Point Home Safety Assessment.
For a more detailed look at your long-term care options download this free eBook,
The Complete Road Map to Long-Term Care. The eBook will walk you through how to
approach the process of finding long-term care, will give you a better understanding
of your care options, and will help you learn how to receive the care that you need.
The Complete Road Map to Long-Term Care. The eBook will walk you through how to
approach the process of finding long-term care, will give you a better understanding
of your care options, and will help you learn how to receive the care that you need.
Visit us online @ http://phoenix.caringseniorservice.com
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