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Despite our country’s annual, joyful celebration for independence, it’s also true that for many individuals and families, independence is not just a national concept; it’s a deeply personal goal

At Arcadia Home Care we believe that true independence means being able to live safely and comfortably at home with support that respects your choices, your routine, and your dignity. Whether someone needs help with daily tasks, guidance during recovery, or care and comfort during a serious illness, in-home support can be the key to maintaining that freedom.

Independence Doesn’t Mean Doing It Alone

It’s a common misconception that asking for help means giving up independence. In reality, the right kind of support empowers people to stay in control of their lives.

For some, that might mean assistance with everyday tasks like bathing, dressing, or preparing meals. For others, it may involve medication management, wound care, or navigating a new diagnosis. Still others may need emotional and physical comfort as they approach the later stages of life.

In all of these situations, in-home care provides the helping hand that allows individuals to remain in familiar surroundings while maintaining their sense of autonomy and choice.

Care That Meets You Where You Are

No two people are alike, and neither are their care needs. That’s why our teams provide personalized support that adapts to each person’s health, lifestyle, and goals.

Some people may be recovering from a hospital stay and need short-term help to get back on their feet. Others might be living with a chronic illness that is making everyday activities more difficult. And some individuals may wish to focus on comfort and dignity during a challenging stage of life.

Whatever the situation, we offer compassionate, person-centered care designed to promote safety, stability, and peace of mind, all in the comfort of home.

Family Peace of Mind

When a loved one needs extra help, families often take on the responsibility themselves, which can quickly become overwhelming. That’s where trusted in-home care makes a meaningful difference.

Our care teams support not only the person receiving care but also their family members. By stepping in with professional, reliable assistance, we help reduce stress and uncertainty, allowing families to focus on spending quality time together.

Whether care is needed a few hours a week or more frequently and consistently, families can feel confident knowing their loved one is receiving high-quality support with respect, compassion, and professionalism.

A Path to Independence for Every Stage of Life

Staying at home does not have to mean doing everything alone. With the right care in place, individuals can live more independently, confidently, and comfortably, regardless of their health needs or challenges.

Ready to Learn More?

Every person’s path to independence looks different. Let’s talk about how we can support yours. Reach out to us today to learn more about the in-home care options available in your area.

As we grow older, watching our parent’s age can be difficult. In areas they once thrived, they now struggle. As they slow down, their needs increase, leaving you with difficult decisions to make. You’re now worried about whether they are taking their medications correctly and eating healthy meals throughout the day. Other major concerns present themselves as well; you worry about their physical mobility, their ability to maintain good hygiene, as well as their mental wellbeing.

You can alleviate your concerns by turning to comprehensive and compassionate home care services that can care for your loved one in their own home. The loss of independence is difficult for aging adults who are struggling with the effects of getting older. Hiring in-home care can be a great solution for many reasons.

Professional caregivers provide seniors with physical assistance, as well as help with the emotional and routine aspects of daily life. In addition to providing activities of daily living, such as bathing and dressing, homecare workers supply invaluable personal benefits, especially to an aging person who may live alone and have few family or friends visit regularly. Professional caregivers can provide precious social interaction like going to the movies, visiting a coffee shop, taking outdoor walks, or even cooking together. These interactions help reduce the chances of loneliness and depression in older adults.

Home care staffing services are able to help aging individuals continue living safely and comfortably at home. Visit ArcadiaHomeCare.com to find out about all the services provided. Request a free in-home consultation for more information.

When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease it can be a scary time for your family. The unknowns are frightening and the responsibility of caring for that person can weigh on you heavily. Determining what course of action is best for mom or dad in the days following the diagnosis is a difficult decision that must be made swiftly.

While some families might choose an assisted living facility when they are unable to provide the necessary care for their loved one, others opt to care for them at home.  This is a potentially overwhelming task. Each day brings new challenges as you cope with changing ability levels and new patterns of behavior. Simple tasks that were second nature, such as dressing, bathing and eating become increasingly difficult to manage.

Being a caregiver to someone with Alzheimer’s brings with it enormous stress and challenges. Having relief on a regular basis is important to a caregiver’s health and well-being.   Trained and qualified personal care or skilled professional care workers through home care staffing services can help plan, coordinate and evaluate dementia care as to allow your loved one to remain independent longer and provide you with greater peace of mind.

It is estimated that 5 million American’s currently live with some form of dementia including Alzheimer’s. The early symptoms of dementia often develop slowly and worsen over time. As the disease progresses, everyday tasks can become more difficult and care needs often increase.

It is understood that in-home care in a familiar environment is best for dementia and Alzheimer’s patients. Remaining in their own home is far less disorienting, offering them a sense of security and peace of mind.

Healthcare staffing services are the ideal starting point for families who aren’t yet ready to consider placement in a long-term care facility but need extra help with their loved one. Personal caregivers can assist in creating a regular daily routine that will help someone with dementia feel more secure and in control of their life. Because just as familiar surroundings are safe and soothing, the same can be said for daily routines. Maintaining a schedule similar to the one a senior followed pre-dementia can help reduce anxiety and confusion.

A person with Alzheimer’s disease might become agitated when once-simple tasks become difficult. To limit challenges and ease frustration these tips can be helpful.

Schedule: Establish a routine to make each day less agitating and confusing. People with Alzheimer’s disease can still learn and follow routines.

Patience: Expect things to take longer than they used to. Allow the person with Alzheimer’s disease to have frequent breaks.

Freedom: Allow your loved one to do as much as possible with the least amount of assistance, including dressing themselves or helping to prepare a meal.

Choice: Fewer options are better but give the person with Alzheimer’s disease choices every day.

The disease stage and your loved one’s specific care needs will determine what type of Alzheimer’s care you choose. Professional caregivers who have extensive experience caring for seniors with Alzheimer’s disease can be a valuable addition to your loved one’s care team. Contact Arcadia Home Care & Staffing today to learn more about our senior elder care options.

Aging parents want to continue to live at home, we know this. But we also know that there are concerns that come with elderly parent(s) being alone when their health or mobility is jeopardized. A family member can’t always be there to help them with daily tasks, but they also can’t do it all themselves. That leaves you two options: home care or nursing home care.

According to AARP, more than 95% of seniors want to stay in their home as long as possible, even if they need help with day-to-day activities; but there also comes a time when staying home may no longer be a realistic option. Utilizing this information you can make a better, more informed decision with your loved one about which elderly home care services option is best for them.

Home Care
The major advantage of home health care is that seniors get to age in place among their friends and surroundings that make them feel secure and happy. They can maintain their freedom. Home care allows for a more personal, one-on-one relationship with the caregiver. Also, seniors are able to remain as independent as they are able.

Assisted Living Care
Seniors who require more assistance than what can be provided in the home may need to consider an assisted living facility. Assisted living care provides a wide range of services to individuals who want to maintain some level of independence but require support with daily activities.

Nursing Home
Nursing homes, commonly known as skilled nursing facilities, serve as licensed healthcare residences for individuals who require a higher level of medical care than can be provided in an assisted living facility. Nursing homes are typically staffed with a variety of medical professionals and are secure facilities, ideal for seniors with Alzheimer’s or dementia who might be prone to wandering.

There is no magical age or one-size-fits-all solution when a senior may need help. It is our goal to provide the highest quality elderly home care services. Call today to schedule a free consultation with our qualified staff to discuss your needs.

Home sweet home. It’s a familiar place that feels safe because it’s what you are used to. The recognition of your surroundings provides comfort. If you or a loved one needs services due to an illness, surgery, or symptoms of aging, rely on our caregivers to assist you just like a member of your family would. With over 35 years in the home care industry, you can rely on our caregivers.

According to a study done by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), nearly 90 percent of seniors want to stay in their own homes, often referred to as “aging in place.” In addition to medication management, companionship, and relief for family members, other benefits of receiving in-home care include:

Affordability, Feelings of Independence, High Levels of Comfort & Familiarity, Safety in Same Routines, Maintaining Quality of Life and Confidence in a Personal Caregiver

Aging in place with a caregiver from Arcadia adds a level of convenience for everyone involved. Together, we’ll customize a care plan to fit your personal needs, everything from meal preparation to transportation to doctors’ appointments. In addition, families are kept abreast with regular updates as to how their loved ones are doing.

The assisted living at home services we provide are available in three types of non-medical caregivers: home care aides, homemakers, and companions/sitters. For more information, visit our website to find a local office in your area or call toll-free at 866-224-7541.