How to Care for Your Loved One at Home
It is common for caregivers to feel overwhelmed by the many responsibilities. For day-to-day activities, creating a
care routine can help to make daily tasks more manageable. In the midst of providing practical care, meaningful engagement with your loved one enhances the experience.
You can boost your skills and confidence with
caregiver training courses. In cases where your loved one’s needs go beyond what you can do, there are care services in the community that can help to support your caregiving journey.
As your journey progresses, your loved one’s condition may change or an unexpected event could happen. Therefore, it is important to
plan ahead for your own and your loved one’s future health and personal care.
Understanding your loved ones' preferences and arranging for future care arrangements will help to alleviate the stress of your family members. This also includes
preparing ahead in the event of an emergency at home.