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Senior Woman in Wheelchair with her In-Home Caregiver

When to Consider an In-Home Caregiver

While most individuals over the age of 65 are independent and healthy, 70 percent will need daily assistance at some point. Knowing when to hire a professional caregiver isn’t always clear. Waiting too long could result in family caregiver burnout or more serious health issues for older family members. Taking a proactive approach when it […]

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The Power of 5

Celestial Care is proud to be a member of the Home Care Association of America.  This organization connects and educates caregivers and home care agencies nationwide. During the COVID-19 Pandemic, they have been providing resources, training, and education to help home care agencies keep their patients and their caregivers safe and healthy. Take a look […]

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Ways to Help your Older Family Members Age in Place

After living in their own home for years, your older family members may not want to leave despite needing additional care. Staying at home while they age, also known as aging in place, is familiar and comfortable. As circumstances change, they may find it more difficult to take care of themselves, and they may face […]

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A daughter cares for her mother after surgery

How to Help a Family Member Recover from Surgery

Going through surgery can be incredibly difficult and the recovery process often takes weeks or months. Providing emotional and physical support to your loved ones can be tough as they may come home in pain and with reduced mobility. Being prepared in advance of the surgery is key to managing the recovery process, since it […]

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An older woman and her daughter/caregiver

Finding Balance as a Caregiver to Older Relatives

Finding balance as a caregiver to elderly relatives isn’t easy. Here are some tips to help you provide care while protecting your health and sanity. Is finding balance as a caregiver to elderly relatives even possible? From managing finances and medications to providing basic care and navigating difficult transitions, being a caregiver can be taxing […]

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happy senior woman on wheelchair with caregiver

How to Make Sure You’re Getting the Best In-Home Care

How can you be certain your loved one is getting the best in-home care services possible? Here are the signs pointing to exceptional care you can trust. When you have a loved one in need of quality in-home care services, it’s important find a company you can count on to provide the highest level of […]

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How to Plan for the Future for a Relative with Dementia

If you have a loved one with dementia, it’s important to plan for the future. These tips will help you to prepare for what’s next. When you have a relative with dementia, it can be overwhelming and scary. You may be feeling uncertain about what the future holds. While you can’t control how quickly the […]

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Support is important. Young granddaughter sits beside her grandfather while holding his hand gently and expressing moral support.

When You Should Look for Help with Caring for a Sick Elderly Relative

Find out how to know it’s time to seek help when caring for an elderly relative who is struggling with illness. When you have a sick elderly relative, you may feel like you should try to do it all. After all, it’s your loved one, and it’s easy to let guilt set in if you […]

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Ways to Help Seniors Avoid Falling

It’s possible to create a safe home environment that will help seniors avoid falling. Do you know how to help seniors avoid falling? Many older people live with the fear of falling and for a good reason. At least one-third of senior citizens fall each year, and of those, many will sustain life-altering injuries. Creating […]

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Relaxing candles can be one way to practice quiet self-care

The Importance of Self-Care as a Caregiver to a Family Member

Self-care as a caregiver is just as important as providing care to your loved ones. When did you last set aside time for self-care as a caregiver? Helping someone else when they need it the most is very noble. But, if you put all of your time and energy into their well-being, you may start […]

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