5 Benefits of In-Home Health Care

More Personalized Care

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Long-term care facilities do their best, but the sad truth is the majority of these facilities are understaffed, something often linked to a lack of funds. Between handing out medications, stripping beds, and all the other daily tasks required to run a long-term care facility, patients do not always receive quality personalized care (or personalized care at all). When you hire an in-home caregiver or companion, patients gain the type of support they require. When being cared for by a professional, patients can ensure their needs are being met within a more personal, one-on-one situation. This personalized care is more important than people realize unless they do not have it.

Increased Flexibility

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When patients opt for in-home care, they experience greater flexibility regarding their schedule. Long-term care facilities tend to have set visiting times, which restricts when family and other loved ones can be there. However, when receiving care in their home, patients are the ones in full control of when friends and family members come to visit. Furthermore, if they feel like sitting in the yard to enjoy a cup of tea, they can do so. In-home care can also be adjusted based on changing needs. This level of flexibility often allows seniors to stay independent for as long as possible.

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