What Are the Best Ways to Pay for Long-Term Care?
Finding ways to pay for long-term care services like home care often takes a little creativity. Here some options that you may have not thought of.
Hiring Independent Caregivers – Do the Savings Outweigh the Risks?
Hiring independent caregivers may seem like the better option at first glance simply because of the cost, but make sure you're aware of all that is really involved first.
Respite Care: You Don’t Have to Go It Alone
Feeling exhausted as a caregiver is all too common. Respite care can alleviate some of those symptoms of caregiver burnout. See how!
The Difference Between Palliative Care and Hospice Care
What's the difference between palliative care and hospice care? To get the best care possible, you need to know what each service offers.
The Pros and Cons of Hiring a Private Caregiver vs. a Home Care Agency
When you need help caring for an elderly loved one in California, should you go with a private caregiver, or a professional home care agency?
Starting the Conversation About Home Care
This article is designed to help you have your own conversation with your aging loved one about receiving some home care assistance.
What to Look for When Doing a Home Safety Evaluation
You’ve probably done a lot to make sure that your loved one can age comfortably at home, but have you ever considered doing a home safety evaluation?
What to Consider Before Having an Aging Parent Move In
Sometimes it seems like having an aging parent move in with you is the logical next step. However, here are 12 things to consider before you do.
How In-Home Caregivers Are Helping Seniors Stay More Active
Our in-home caregivers at New Wave Home Care are carefully screened and trained, and they’re dedicated to helping seniors stay more active. Here are five ways they're accomplishing this.
Is Senior Home Care Right for You?
In the beginning, family members are often available to step in and provide supervision and support, but eventually, a senior’s needs can get to the point where hiring a professional caregiver becomes the best option to maintain the health and safety of your loved one. However, when does that happen?
