Home Care

There are several types of home care that are available. They range from licensed nurses and therapists for medical needs (physical therapy, blood tests, wound care) to certified aides or family members for personal needs (eating, bathing, grooming). Unfortunately, what you get often depends on things such as your insurance, your financial status, and what your medical needs are. If you do not have money or insurance and do not have state provided aide (Medicaid) your options are limited. You may want to see a licensed certified social worker (LCSW) for assistance. Some states will provide income for a specific number of hours per month to help pay for the care of a family member.

We have compiled a selection of articles on home care. Please feel free to look at these home care articles by selecting any of the various links.


How Do I Know How Many Hours I Need A Caregiver Each Day
The first question is how many hours is the person ...
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Who Pays For Mom Or Dads Home Care When They Get Old
With all of the recent advances in medicine we can save so many more lives, but these people may be pa...
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Elderly Home Care And Respite Care
I don’t want to blame the caregivers here, especially family mem...
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Elderly Home Care And Longterm Care Insurance
What I learned in my job was that many elderly peo...
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