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Home Health Care

Our parents' declining health calls for help with activities of daily living. Home care is designed to enable our aging parents to remain at home and avoid institutional care.

Caregiver Selector

Use this tool to answer the question... "What type of in-home caregiver do I need?" Select from a list of caregiving tasks to reveal minimum caregiver qualifications.

Adult Day Care

Adult day care offers the advantage of staying at home, but still gives families the repsite they need. Centers provide social and recreational activites, plus meals.

Senior Transportation

Senior transportation is crucial to ensure access to medical care and grocery shopping. It enables elderly loved ones to live independently and helps to prevent isolation.

Alzheimer's Care

When your parent or loved one has Alzheimer's, it is beneficial to explore caregiving options and living arrangements ahead of time in order to make informed decisions.

Cancer Care

Improved quality of care with successful management of many cancer-related symptoms is feasible in the home setting. We support bringing cancer care home.

Hospice Care

Hospice is a concept of care rather than a specific place of care, although being at home is desirable. Hospice services include emotional support and comfort care.

Facility-Based Care

Meeting a senior's personal needs such as safety, comfort, social opportunities, and health care access may necessitate moving to facility-based care.

Home Medical Supplies

Incontinence and Disposables
  • Adult Diapers
  • Protective Underwear
  • Bed Pads


Home Safety
  • Bed Handles & Rails
  • Security Poles
  • Shower Tub Seats


Wound Care
  • Alcohol Preps
  • Hydrocolloid Dressings
  • Tapes


Personal Care
  • Shampoo & Body Wash
  • Diabetic Skin Care
  • Toileting Aids

 Glen Sleeve II Arm Protector

Glen Sleeve II Arm Protector

Protect and pamper fragile elderly arms. Knitted tubular sleeves are comfy and fit snug but yet allow easy movement. Our aging parents are prone to rips, tears, scrapes and bruises on their arms from minimal trauma. These mishaps can take a long time to heal as we grow older and can be quite painful. Spare your aging parents this avoidable distress by employing these protective sleeves. Be proactive by using Glen sleeves to protect Mom or Dad&rsquo...


 3 Simple Steps to Try Out Home Care

3 Simple Steps to Try Out Home Care

Step 1: Convince Your Parents They Need In-Home Care. Distrust, invasion of privacy, expense, resentment, and simply denial that they need help are universal objections conveyed by parents. This is a very common dilemma faced by families everywhere, so rest assured, you are not alone with your concerns and frustrations. Resourcefulness, persistence and especially pre-emptive strategic planning must be employed to succeed in getting your parents to accept c...




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