Hospital to Home: Supporting a Safe Discharge for Your Aging Parent
Learn how transitional care helps seniors recover safely at home after hospital discharge while reducing readmission risks with coordinated support.
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Learn how transitional care helps seniors recover safely at home after hospital discharge while reducing readmission risks with coordinated support.
Learn five questions to assess an aging parent’s fall risk this fall and discover practical steps to help keep them safe and independent at home.
Learn what to do when dementia suddenly gets worse, including common causes, warning signs, and when to seek medical care.
Oftentimes, older adults can stay in their homes longer if they get ahead on making home modifications and adjustments that are necessary for safety and ease of access. These modifications often cost less in the long-run than moving into a round-the-clock care community!
In order to make the process easier, CaraVita Home Care has compiled a step-by-step assessment for each space in your home that may present safety challenges as you age. Download it today!
CaraVita’s Dementia Life Program was designed to help address not only the physical needs of those living with dementia, but also to celebrate their social, spiritual, and emotional needs as well.
A dementia diagnosis does not have to be the end. Instead, it can be the beginning of a beautiful new journey with your loved one, and we want to make that possible.
In our free ebook, we provide tips for talking with your parents about the tough topics of senior care and planning for the future. We understand that emotional topics can be difficult to bring up, but by following our 5 tips you can turn the experience into a positive one.
Falls are not an inevitable part of aging, but a loved one’s fall risk can change with their health, medications, and even the seasons. This checklist helps you walk through your parent’s home and daily routine to notice concerns early. Use it as a starting point for a conversation with their doctor and care team, and revisit it regularly, since monitoring over time is what protects a loved one best.