Is My Aging Loved One Ready For Home Care Services?

Here are some of the signs that an aging loved one may be ready for home care services:

  • Lack of housekeeping – dishes piling up in the kitchen, dirty floors, large piles of unwashed clothing, and/or a general change in housekeeping habits.
  • Poor hygiene or change in personal hygiene habits, such as wearing the same clothing for several days.
  • Bills are not being paid.
  • Personal finances being neglected, checks bouncing.
  • Inappropriate clothing choices (not wearing a coat in cold weather, not wearing shoes, wearing heavy clothing during hot weather).
  • Confusion in the kitchen – not remembering to turn off burners, leaving the oven on, leaving items in the oven and forgetting about them. Food being left out, leaving the water running.
  • Not engaging in activities they normally would – this could be with friends or family.
  • General odd behavior – odd conversations, signs of paranoia, accidentally taking too much medication, phone calls at odd hours, unusual fears, and nervousness, all of these things may be signs that your parent needs help.

For questions or more information regarding your aging loved one’s care, call and talk to Andrew at 856-321-1500.

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