I have spent a lot of time visiting Jack since his stroke almost three years ago. During many of these visits I have enjoyed getting to know his caregiver Reid. I am impressed at Reid’s level of care. He is professional, yet also very personable. He is caring, thoughtful and compassionate. What impresses me most is the way he treats Jack with dignity and respect. These are hard traits to come by and Reid personifies them all. I know the family feels very fortunate to have Reid care for their beloved Jack.
Lisa L.
When is it time to get some help? Sometimes the decline in your own health or that of a loved is not always obvious. A gradual decline in someone’s health is harder to recognize than a sudden change. Where someone once walked just fine, a gradual change over a year may go unnoticed. Now they are slower, stooped over, and…
More than 65 million people in the US provide care for a chronically ill, disabled, or aged family member or friend during any given year and spend an average of 20 hours per week providing care for their loved one. Many family caregivers are adult children who still work a full-time job and are raising children and grandchildren of their…
Benefits of Rehab After a Heart Attack. February 2, 2018 by Valerie Shaw After your parent suffers a heart attack, it is important as their family caregiver that you encourage them to make the decisions that are right for their needs and to maintain better health as they move forward in this new chapter in life. Part of this might be…
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