Most seniors want to live in their homes where they have built lifelong memories, feel safe in their neighborhood, and know how to get to all their favorite places. When faced with the possibility of moving, many seniors fear the unknown. Allowing seniors to stay in their homes brings peace of mind.

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Caregivers 24/7 works hard to keep our seniors in their homes, preserving as much self-sufficiency and independence as possible.

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Our Results Have Shown that Senior Adults Thrive When We Focus on Four Areas of Care:

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• Cognitive stimulation – As we age it becomes even more important to stimulate the brain to

       reduce the chances of memory loss. The human brain can get stimulation through the                                 same activities we did when we were young (e.g., playing card and board games, solving puzzles).

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• Socialization – The psychosocial aspect of care, which is someone’s interaction in a social                    environment, is an important aspect of overall health and well-being. It is part of the human                experience to engage each other in mutually beneficial social interaction. In-home care keeps seniors engaged and socially interactive.

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• Physical health – Our caregivers help our seniors stay healthy. They assist with physical activity to help increase mobility and strength, as well as reduce muscle loss and fall risks. We also help our seniors consume enough calories with the right nutrients to avoid obesity, excessive weight loss, and dehydration.

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• Safety supervision – Keeping our seniors safe is a top priority at Caregivers 24/7. Understanding      prescription medications, dosages, and necessary precautions can help seniors avoid catastrophic consequences. Fall risks can be reduced by clearing clutter from walkways and stairs, installing non-slip rugs, and mopping up spills. Keeping the kitchen clean, especially the refrigerator can prevent illnesses due to cross-contamination or consumption of expired foods.