New Century Home Care

Meet Nikki! 👋

Nikki's years of hands-on experience working with families and individuals with disabilities has deepened her understanding of quality care and allows her to connect empathetically with clients and her caregivers. Your family can expect trusted care and true compassion from Nikki's expert care team. ❤️

Welp it’s finally official in less than 24 hours. Welcome our new team member. Sara is our Sales & Marketing Manager. Same services different name & location.

ISO part-time experienced caregiver 5 days a week 4:30pm-8:30pm Wed-Sun
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Germantown

Insightful.

Breathing is an essential act that requires no thought. But thinking about it can alter your physical and mental health. Controlled breathing techniques, such as 4-7-8 breathing, can relieve stress and anxiety or help you wind down and fall asleep. Here’s how to do it:

Alzheimer's Caregiver Video Resource Center Did you know that there are nearly 15 million family members, friends, and neighbors who care for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease? Take comfort in knowing that you are not alone by hearing what your fellow caregivers have to say. Sometimes, the best advice for family caregivers comes from those...

What triggers your Afib? Knowing what causes it flare up can help you avoid an episode of atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat that increases stroke risk.

HCA Healthcare Foundation is the national sponsor of Getting to the Heart of Stroke™.

6 Holiday Tips to Reduce Stress for Caregivers The holidays can bring extra caregiver stress, but these tips can help ease the tension and highlight the joy of the season. Keep it simple, take time for you, and consider ways to simplify your holiday activities.

It's hard to feel this way sometimes. Being an Alzheimer's caregiver is usually very lonely, but we see you and want to be here for you. 💜 "Together we can make a difference." ~Kelly

With a little patience, practice, and the help of a Seniors Helping Seniors® companion, technology can benefit the lives of those we serve in limitless ways! For example, tablets help our clients keep in touch with family through video chat, while smartwatches and fitness trackers make it easier to reach health goals. There are also apps for reading receipts, medication reminders, magnifying text, safety alerts, online shopping, and more! And while technology can be intimidating, our caregivers are here to help you or a senior loved one learn to use and understand it. This National Technology Day, talk to a caregiver about how it could make living at home more comfortable and convenient for you or your special senior.

Winter is here! And so are some Tips for Keeping Seniors Safe During Severe Winter Weather: http://ow.ly/b3ka50M66s1

Some days caring for a loved one with dementia is a blessing and full of joyful moments. On other days, it’s heartache and disappointment. Caregivers give unconditionally, and sometimes they end up giving from an empty cup.

Keep in mind these four self-care tips that will support your mind, body, and spirit: https://alzfdn.org/for-the-caregiver-self-care-and-mindfulness/

🍁 The changing of the seasons is a wonderful moment to turn over a new leaf.

Give yourself the gift of letting go of stressful expectations and be grateful for fall comforts.

Phone it in: When it comes to controlling high blood pressure, telehealth may be just as good as going to the doctor, according to this new study 👉 http://spr.ly/6182Molwo

The only way to know if you have high blood pressure is to check it. Here's what the numbers mean 👇

Looking forward to connecting to Indy’s Care Community! Register for the Caregiving and Anthem Medicaid Senior and Family Caregiver Expo on Nov 5 in Indianapolis.

Taking care of yourself isn't selfish. In fact, health experts say self-care ought to be priority No. 1. Start now with these tips ⬇️

In loving memory to the family and friends of beautiful Mrs. Lacola D. Slater. 9.22.22

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

We strive to ensure that people with specialized needs regain their independence in performing daily living activities, maintain safety, and live life more conveniently. Thus, we deploy our highly trained caregivers to deliver our excellent services more effectively right at your homes.

Check out our website for more information at: http://www.newcenturyhomecarewi.com/

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Call us at: 262-478-0732 TODAY!

Many people find comfort and refuge in their home, especially if they have been living in the same home for a number of years. Because of this, senior citizens and adults with disabilities may be reluctant to leave their homes when they need care. Fortunately, the strong desire of seniors in the baby boomer generation to remain at home has led to an increase in the availability of in-home care services to help those who have decided to age in place. Some families may be able to help their aging loved ones in their homes at first, but as they get older and their needs increase, families may require additional help.

NEW CENTURY HOME CARE provides in-home care services for those in the Greater Milwaukee Area. Each of our caregivers is licensed and trained to help seniors and adults with disabilities with non-medical care so they can continue to live in their homes.

CALL US AT 262-478-0732 TODAY!

At new Century Home Care, we understand that completing everyday tasks and living on your own can become challenging as you age. Our licensed and trained caregivers are available to help you overcome these obstacles and provide in-home care so you can maintain your independence. We provide personal care and companionship to adults with limitations and seniors who need home care, including those with dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and Parkinson’s disease.

Call Us Today for more information: 262-478-0732