Senior Care
Providing exceptional Senior Care at Home for seniors and families in Middleboro, Rochester, Mattapoisett, Marion, Acushnet, Fairhaven, New Bedford, Dartmouth, Westport, Fall River, Freetown, Lakeville, Bridgewater, Raynham, Taunton, Seekonk, Rehoboth, Dighton, Swansea, Somerset & Berkley in MA.
Our compassionate, dedicated and trustworthy caregivers are available to provide homemaking and companionship services such as grocery shopping, running errands, meal planning or just a friendly visitor to provide companionship and social stimulation. Research shows that for those living with a chronic illness and/or debility related to the normal aging process, remaining at home is by far the first choice and is often the best option overall for physical and mental well- being.
What is Senior Care?
Senior care refers to the assistance and support provided to older adults who may require help with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, and managing medications. Senior care can also include more specialized medical care for conditions related to aging, such as dementia or mobility issues.
Cranberry Home Care offers 24-hour senior care services, whether your senior needs ongoing help with daily tasks or short-term help while recuperating from surgery.
Every plan of care is different because every senior has different needs: Cranberry Home Care‘s mission is to provide the best care possible for your aging loved one.
What Are the Four Types of Senior Care?
There are various types of senior care available, including:
In-home care: This type of care involves a caregiver coming to the older adult’s home to provide assistance with activities of daily living and other tasks.
Adult day care: Adult day care centers offer a structured program of activities and supervision for older adults during the day, while still allowing them to return home at night.
Assisted living facilities: These facilities provide a combination of housing, support services, and health care for older adults who need help with daily tasks but do not require the round-the-clock medical care provided in a nursing home.
Nursing homes: Nursing homes offer 24-hour medical care and supervision for older adults who are unable to live independently.
What to Look for In a Senior Home Care Provider:
When choosing a senior home care provider, there are a few things to consider:
Licensing and certification: Make sure the home care agency or caregiver is licensed and certified to provide the services they are offering.
Experience and qualifications: Look for a home care provider with experience and qualifications relevant to the type of care your loved one needs.
Reputation: Ask for references and do your own research to determine the reputation of the home care provider.
Compatibility: It’s important that the caregiver is a good fit for your loved one. Look for someone who is patient, kind, and respectful, and who is able to establish a good rapport with your loved one.
Services offered: Make sure the home care provider offers the services your loved one needs. This may include help with activities of daily living, transportation, and specialized medical care.
Cost: Consider the cost of the home care services and make sure they are affordable for your family.
Senior Care at Home Includes:
- Companionship
- Standby assistance
- Supervision and assistance with personal care needs such as bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting
- Medication, treatment and exercise reminders
- Meal preparation
- Light housekeeping and laundry, including regularly changing bed linens
- Transportation to medical appointments
- Running errands
- Pet Care
How Can You Find In-Home Senior Care Near You?
There are a few different ways you can find in-home senior care in your local area:
Ask your loved one’s healthcare provider for recommendations. They may be able to refer you to a reputable home care agency or individual caregiver.
Contact your local Area Agency on Aging. These agencies can provide information on in-home care options in your area, as well as other resources for older adults.
Use online resources, such as the Eldercare Locator (https://eldercare.acl.gov/). This tool can help you find in-home care agencies and other senior care resources in your area.
Ask for referrals from friends, family, or other professionals. They may be able to recommend a home care provider they have had a good experience with.
Once you have a list of potential home care providers, you can start researching them and contacting them for more information. It’s a good idea to ask for references and to visit the agency or meet with the caregiver in person before making a decision.
What is the most requested support service for elderly?
The most common type of senior care is assistance with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, and managing medications.
Other common types of senior care include help with transportation, housekeeping, and meal preparation.
Many older adults also require more specialized medical care as they age, such as care for chronic conditions or help with mobility.
It’s important to note that each older adult’s needs are unique, and the type of care they require will depend on their individual circumstances. Some older adults may need more help with daily tasks, while others may require more specialized medical care.
It’s important to assess your loved one’s specific needs and determine the type of care that will best meet those needs.
Important Notes About Senior Care
Senior care refers to the assistance and support provided to older adults who may require help with activities of daily living and/or more specialized medical care.
There are various types of senior care available, including in-home care, adult day care, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes.
You can find senior care options in your local area by asking your loved one’s healthcare provider for recommendations, contacting your local Area Agency on Aging, or using online resources.
Senior care can be provided at home through in-home care services
When choosing a senior home care provider, look for one that is licensed and certified
