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Importance of Communication, Pt. 2
In many cases, siblings are unable to agree, and their parents’ wishes are ignored. This can lead to additional stress and loss of control, which can accelerate the parents’ mental and physical decline.
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Having the conversation about home care when your loved one is still able to tell you what they want allows them to maintain some control of their lives if they later become impaired.
Read MoreNavigating a “Broken System”
Learn how a professional caregiving service can help you navigate the “broken” healthcare system. If you or an aging loved one are considering Senior Home Care services in Houston, TX, contact the caring staff at Personal Caregiving Services at 832-564-0338. Providing Care in Houston, Bellaire, West University Place, Katy, and Sugar Land and the surrounding areas.…
Read MoreThe Importance of Outside In-Home Caregivers
Till death do us part is the most sacred vow we give to our spouse. But that doesn’t mean that when they’re homebound with illness we can’t bring in trained help for their care. In fact, that’s the best thing to do for them — and for you. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel to learn…
Read MoreFree Limited Time Offer for Caregiving Services
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY UNTIL 9/15/23 RECEIVE AN ASSESSMENT & 8 HOURS OF FREE $ CAREGIVING SERVICES WITH A MINIMUM OF A 40 HOUR COMMITMENT FOR CARE Personal Caregiving Services is licensed to provide non-medical intervention, supervision and assistance, including handling the following tasks: Assistance with activities of daily living Alzheimer’s and dementia care…
Read MorePersonal Caregiving Services Celebrates Two of Our Wonderful Caregivers with 10+ Years of Service!
It is with great pride and gratitude that we celebrate two of our wonderful caregivers. Enid Anderson and Anastacia Lopez have dedicated more than 10 years of compassion and caregiving service to the agency’s clients. Personal Caregiving Services recently recognized them for their past, and continued commitment to providing quality caregiving services to our clients.…
Read MoreAvoiding Caregiver Burnout
Recently, I suggested to one of our long-time clients that he take a weekend off from caring for his wife. He retired four years ago, but he hasn’t taken a break from being his wife’s caregiver during that time. Now, he’s close to burning out. I told him to give me a week’s notice that…
Read MoreDealing with Sibling Discord
The winter holidays bring festive songs, cooler weather—and, often, the resurfacing of guilty feelings or long-held grudges among family members who gather to celebrate the holidays. This can make for a volatile situation. But when we’re visiting our elderly, ailing parents, grandparents, or spouse, we must put those feelings aside. Agree to disagree and move…
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