We all want to stay as independent as possible as long as possible as we age. Most of us don’t want to leave our homes. Often there’s a gap between our desires and our reality and that gap often boils down to ‘safety’ or lack thereof. It’s in the perception of that safety net that typically causes a rift between loved ones and family members.

Working remotely has enabled many individuals with aging loved ones to become more involved in senior care at home. However, some may find it challenging to balance employment responsibilities with the demands of managing a loved one’s care needs long-term. Whether your senior resides with you or not, an in-home personal caregiver can handle senior care tasks during your work-at-home hours.

Pets have an extremely positive impact on the health and wellness of seniors. However, certain physical or health limitations can make pet ownership difficult or nearly impossible for some individuals. Learn how Visiting Angels’ dedicated caregivers can offer resources for seniors who own a pet.