Where do you go for support? Where do you go to find out how to handle their specific behaviors? How are you going to care for them and keep yourself happy?
RIGHT HERE WITH ME!!
Caring for an aging loved one is incredibly stressful, even on the best days.
We understand that you want to keep them at home, and you need a break–for social time or even work-that’s where we come in.
You can have your loved one come to our Adult Day Care, based in a home environment for a few hours during the day and know they are well cared for. Allowing you time to recharge.
You need support in a way that works for your life. We understand that and have flexible scheduling that supports you best.
Your loved one can come enjoy themselves 1-5 days a week. They come anywhere from 4 to 8 hours…whatever works best for you.
We purposely chose to have our services provided in an ACTUAL home environment because we understand being in a home is less stressful to our friends (clients).
They are more comfortable to come to a home rather than an institution. After all, don’t you like going to a friend’s house instead of visiting them in a nursing home?
We feel so strongly that a home environment is best that we don’t have clients, we have FRIENDS.
Adult Day Care is different from residential settings like Assisted Living, Memory Care or Nursing Homes in that your loved one will only be coming to our home for only the day.
Unlike In Home Care agencies, your loved one will come to us-no need to worry about a stranger in your home and also giving your loved one the much needed socialization with their peers.
Additionally the activities are designed to give them the joy of having fun and once again doing what they love.
While your loved one is visiting for the day, we provide medication management, incontinence support, supervision, activities, socialization and a lot of fun.
Activities are a vital part of everyone’s life and we provide a vast array of activities on site as well as in the community.
I have a BS in Social Work and am also a certified Life Coach. I know how to be that soft spot for you to help you get through this difficult time.
I am a nurturer by nature and believe that the care giver is all too often left out of the support of this disease.
With me, you are no longer alone to figure this out alone.
Unexpected things happen, so I am available to you outside of our weekly phone calls to help in those times.
