Living at home alone can eventually become unsafe for individuals living with dementia, disease, or a disability. Fortunately, live-in care offers families the peace of mind that their loved one has assistance and all of their care needs are met around the clock. It’s important to note that it can be difficult to know exactly when extra care and support are needed, but there are common warning signs to look out for [...]

As an in-home care agency committed to providing compassionate support for your loved ones, we understand that the decision to transition to non-medical home care can be emotionally challenging for families. While this choice is often made to ensure the safety and well-being of your cherished family member, it's natural to experience a range of emotions during this time. In this article, Home to Stay will explore the emotional hurdles families may [...]

Telehealth means “healing at a distance.” It’s the mechanism that delivers patient-centered healthcare services remotely to individuals where they live. For people facing significant physical and financial barriers to access the healthcare support they need and deserve, this is a highly effective and accessible solution. How Does Telehealth Work? With Telehealth, you only need a computer or mobile device and a reliable Wi-Fi connection to remotely consult with a doctor. If you’re [...]

One of our former clients, who was celebrating her retirement, tripped over a small step down (2 steps!) on their patio, which unfortunately left her a quadriplegic.  She had very little time to prepare for her retirement, let alone how she would be spending it in her new normal. -Andrew Dubler, Owner, Home To Stay Does Your Loved One Need Homebound Services? Oftentimes, people are unprepared for when they become homebound and [...]

It may come as a surprise to many people that 9 out of 10 seniors say that they would prefer to stay in their own home for as long as possible as they age. Clearly, home care is the first choice for the elderly who wish to age in place. However, many home care myths continue to hold families back from choosing this high quality care and support for their loved ones. [...]

Bathrooms Can Be Dangerous for Seniors When it comes to dangerous areas inside the home for aging adults, bathrooms are at the top of the list. Although it may seem unlikely, a hefty majority of slips and falls around the home occur inside the bathroom. Wet and slippery surfaces, clutter, and lack of safety equipment in washrooms are contributing factors to why 80% of bathroom injuries are caused by slips and falls. [...]