For many people in North Dakota, bringing a caregiver into the home may seem challenging -- but we at Visiting Angels do everything we can to make it as easy as possible. For one, we let you personally choose your North Dakota senior home caregiver by interviewing them and getting to know them on a personal level. That way, you can be sure to find the right fit for you or your loved one. Senior home care services in North Dakota: The Selection Process
When we say you personally choose your elder care giver in North Dakota, we really mean it. We at Visiting Angels allow you to interview and select the elder caregiver you want. And that elder caregiver will work according to your schedule, making everything easier on you.

Philosophy
Visiting Angels has always prided itself on providing the best possible elder care to seniors living in North Dakota. In addition to offering the best care to seniors, we also offer expert training and respect to our staff, which in turn benefits the seniors in our care. These are the components which have led Visiting Angels to be dubbed "America's Choice in Homecare."

North Dakota's Growing Elderly Population
Another noteworthy trend is the increasing proportion of elderly (age 65 and older). In 1980, 12.3 percent of the state’s population base was age 65 or older; in 2000, the proportion had increased to 14.7 percent. In addition, 27 of the state’s 53 counties had more than 20 percent of their population base older than 64 in 2000. Nationally, the proportion of elderly is only 12.4 percent. In addition, North Dakota has the highest proportion in the nation of elderly 85 years and older. These high proportions of elderly are due, in part, to a modest net in-migration of seniors who are returning to the state to be close to family and friends. Elderly desiring to return to informal care networks, already a growing trend in population redistribution, will contribute to dramatic increases as the babyboom population ages. If current trends continue, the number of elderly in the state will grow by 58 percent over the next 20 years and represent nearly 23 percent of the state’s population. In addition, the number of older seniors (i.e., 85 years of age and older) will grow by nearly two-thirds during that time frame. The need for senior home caregivers in North Dakota is growing at a proportional rate.

More Information
If you would like to learn a bit more about Visiting Angels elder care in North Dakota, you should fill out our senior care Information Request form. Contact Us. We would love to hear from you.

Offices for Senior Home Care in North Dakota