If you’re starting to explore options for home care in Los Angeles, you might be wondering if you or your loved one qualifies for support. Maybe daily tasks are becoming more difficult, or perhaps you’re a family caregiver who could use a little extra help. Whatever your situation, it’s completely normal to have questions—and at Read More
When a loved one is facing a life-limiting illness, finding the right hospice care in Orange County can feel overwhelming. With so many options available, knowing which provider will best support your family during this difficult time is essential. This guide helps you navigate the decision-making process with confidence and peace of mind. What Is Read More
Senior care resources for family caregivers provide essential support to families juggling their personal and professional responsibilities and caregiving responsibilities. They help caregivers overcome emotional, physical, and financial stressors that can lead to burnout if not adequately managed. This guide aims to empower family caregivers with the necessary resources and knowledge to navigate challenges. It Read More
The start of a new year is a time of reflection and renewal, making this the ideal time for setting New Year’s resolutions for family caregivers that benefit their loved ones and themselves. Caring for an aging loved one is a meaningful but demanding responsibility, and making thoughtful resolutions can help maintain balance, resilience, and Read More
Thanksgiving is a time to gather with loved ones, express gratitude and enjoy shared meals with family and friends. However, creating Thanksgiving celebrations that include senior loved ones can prove challenging. Physical or cognitive limitations, distance from loved ones and potential loneliness impact seniors. Some seniors live alone, have recently lost a loved one or Read More
In partnership with the VA TriWest Healthcare Alliance, Salus Homecare provides essential Veteran support services at no cost. This is made possible through the Homemaker Home Health Aid/Respite program and the Home Health Aid and Attendance Program. Despite these programs’ availability, the programs are underutilized, which can leave Veterans vulnerable to safety risks and hinder Read More
Social isolation and complicated grief are topics we seldom want to discuss, but they are important ones. While grief is a normal and natural part of mourning and bereavement, sometimes, grief doesn’t feel “normal” and can even seem “complicated.” This is especially true when we experience a sudden loss. It can be difficult to process Read More
It’s time to talk about mental health with a senior loved one. Mental health is a significant aspect of well-being, especially as people age. Seniors often face challenges like physical health changes, the loss of close friends, and increasing feelings of loneliness. These issues can lead to mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety, Read More
Jump To Section: Getting approved for palliative care is an often misunderstood topic. This comprehensive program offers support for individuals with serious illnesses, aiming to improve their quality of life by addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. Unlike hospice care, palliative care works alongside curative treatments. The approval process for palliative care involves a series Read More
Today, we are seeing more male family caregivers taking on roles that include caring for aging loved ones. Society is changing, and men are becoming primary caregivers in families. This shift reflects broader changes in societal norms and expectations, but it also brings unique challenges. Men caring for elderly family members face challenges like emotions, Read More
Which type of home care is right for my aging loved one? This is a complicated question that often comes up when caring for an aging loved one. Understanding the different levels of home care and what each offers helps in answering it. It’s also important to consider when it’s best to consider or initiate Read More
Coping with Caregiver Burnout April is Stress Awareness Month. During this time, family caregivers should recognize how stress affects their lives. They can also learn strategies to better manage stress while caring for a senior loved one. Caring for an elderly loved one is challenging and stressful. Remembering this, it is important. Family caregivers can Read More
A Guide to Informed Hospice Decision-Making Salus Hospice is proud to have earned a four-star rating from Medicare’s Hospice Compare. The ranking is based on the quality of hospice patient care, timely initiation of care, hospice team communication, and consideration of patients’ beliefs and values. Salus is one of only three Orange County hospice care Read More
