Deciding to seek professional in-home care is a big step, and the earlier it’s done, the smoother the transition for everyone involved. Here are key signs that your loved one may need 24-hour care:

• Frequent Falls or Accidents If falls or accidents are happening more often, it may be time for round-the-clock help. A caregiver can assist with mobility and reduce fall risks.
• Struggling with bladder control often signals the need for consistent care. Caregiver can help with bathroom routines and hygiene, providing comfort and privacy.
• Alzheimer’s or dementia can be dangerous. A caregiver ensures constant monitoring to prevent harm and keep your loved one safe.
• Increased Confusion or Forgetfulness If confusion or forgetfulness is affecting daily tasks, a caregiver can help with reminders and assist with safety-related issues, like locking doors or turning off appliances.
• New Diagnosis of Serious Illness A recent diagnosis of a serious illness or chronic condition can be overwhelming. Professional Caregiver are trained to manage both emotional and physical care needs.
• Use of Assistive Equipment Relying on devices like wheelchairs or walkers may require additional help. A caregiver can assist with safe usage and mobility tasks.
• Declining Hygiene If personal hygiene or grooming is being neglected, Caregiver can offer daily assistance, ensuring cleanliness and dignity.
• Difficulty Eating or Drinking If your loved one struggles with eating, drinking, or maintaining a balanced diet, Caregiver can help with meals, meal planning, and monitoring nutrition.
• Primary Caregiver Exhaustion Caregiving can take a toll on the primary caregiver. Professional help gives family Caregiver a much-needed break and ensures everyone’s well-being.