How Elder Care Assistance Helps Families in the Ogden Area

Many times families know their loved one needs help at home, but they don't know how to find the help they need. The first instinct can be to start to prepare to move your loved one to a senior living center or assisted care facility. If your loved one wants to continue living at home, elder care assistance from Visiting Angels^® Davis-Weber can provide an alternative to moving. We work with families throughout the Ogden area to provide the elder care assistance that makes aging in place possible.

One of the first questions our clients have is about how elder care assistance works and how it can help their loved one. Below we'll look at several ways we can help your loved one in the Ogden are live safely at home.

5 Ways Elder Care Assistance Helps Seniors in the Ogden Area

1. Customized Elder Care Assistance. At Visiting Angels Davis-Weber, we know that your loved one has routines and schedules they follow each week. Those routines help them to feel comfortable and secure in their day. We won't ask that those schedules or routines change. Our caregivers will be there to help make each day run more smoothly honoring your loved one's habits.
2. Flexible Care Plans. Things change. It's inevitable. Today, your loved one may need help preparing meals and going to the store. But in the future, may need more intensive care with tasks like bathing and dressing. Our elder care assistance services are designed to provide the care your needs now and into the future. We can change services or adjust care as your loved one's needs change.
3. Friendly and Engaging Care. Many seniors in the Ogden area feel isolated and alone. When children are busy or live far away, it can be hard for seniors to get enough social interaction. Our friendly caregivers will engage in lively conversation, share favorite memories and stories, and can participate in favorite activities. We can also provide transportation assistance to activities and events in the Ogden area that your loved one may have been skipping.
4. Open Lines of Communication. When a loved one needs elder care assistance, one of the hardest things is the feeling that you don't know what's going on. Our elder care assistance team will provide regular updates on the care we provide. We also have team members on call to answer your questions around the clock. We return all client calls within 15 minutes.
5. Care for Chronic Conditions. A diagnosis of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's or dementia doesn't have to mean your loved one needs to move from their home. Our caregivers can provide the assistance your loved one needs to remain safely at home. From wandering prevention to medication reminders, we're here to help.

If you have a loved one in Ogden, Layton, Riverdale, Roy, Centerville or Bountiful, we can provide the elder care assistance they need to continue living at home. Please call our office today to learn more.