In many ways it truly is the most wonderful time, especially when children and grandchildren are involved.

 But it can also be the most overwhelming time of year. With all of the family home or gathered, there may be a realization that Mom and/or Dad has seriously declined in health, appearance, and/or energy. Since everyone is home, perhaps it’s time for that serious family discussion. 

If there are seven family members, there are probably going to be seven different opinions on what Mom and/or Dad may truly need. Let the professionals at Senior Resource Center be the family mediator, quarterback, and case managers who will present the appropriate options and solutions. More importantly, let us show you how to implement them...

At Home Care and Financial Planning for at Home Care

Community Medicaid is a governmental program that helps pay for care at home. 

As a general rule, Community Medicaid will pay up to 28 hours of care per week at home. Specifically, a certified home health aide or personal care attendant to provide assistance with eating, bathing; dressing; ambulation; and toileting to name a few.

Learn a bit more about financial planning for at home care via our elder care blog.