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A senior man and a caregiver sit in his living room while holding hands and talking.Blog
Companion Care vs. Personal Care: Understanding the Difference
Exploring care options for a senior, adult, or child with special needs, chronic health conditions, or who’s recovering from hospitalization can feel overwhelming, especially when trying to...
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A new mother sits on a bed while holding hands with her sleeping newborn propped on a contoured cushion. In-home postpartum care can help with physical and emotional recovery after childbirth.Blog
Postpartum Home Care: Getting Support for Your Recovery After Birth
The first 12 weeks after giving birth—often called the "fourth trimester"—can be demanding physically, mentally, and emotionally for mothers. A new baby to care for, drastic...
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A senior woman sits on her living room sofa while an in-home caregiver stands behind her, brushing her hair.Blog
How to Talk to Elderly Parents About Hygiene
Even though you know it’s coming, the role reversal that comes with caring for aging parents can catch you by surprise. For many, this switch happens when we notice a loved one is starting to...
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Caregiver sits with elderly woman on couch, comforting herBlog
Private-Duty Caregivers: What They Do and How to Choose One
Roughly 70% of Americans who reach age 65 will need some sort of caregiver. While some people have family members who can fulfill a part- or full-time caregiving role, many will look to experienced...
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Two people eating together, an ADLBlog
What Are Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)?
As you age, basic personal care tasks—or activities of daily living (ADLs)—can become more difficult. Age, illness and injuries can also affect your ability to perform these activities...
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