LiveWell Senior Care

Making daily choices to support a strong immune system helps seniors maintain their health and overall wellness. Here are 5 ways to boost your immune system.

Our in-home care gives families the confidence and peace knowing their aging loved ones are comfortable at home and receiving professional, compassionate, and personalized care.

In many cases, it's the most satisfying form of senior care and sometimes more affordable than other types of care. There are lots of other reasons for the growing demand for our services, too.

We provide consulting services to local assisted-living facilities in a wide range of issues related to aging and disability as well. Our team includes well-trained geriatric doctors, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and nutritionists who all have several years of hands-on practical experience in taking care of elderly patients.

Understanding the dementia process can help to ensure that the person you’re caring for has the best quality of life possible.

When your loved one is struggling with memory issues or needs special attention to care for a disease or disorder, finding the right care options can feel overwhelming.

We provide services support families when their loved ones are facing Alzheimer’s Disease, require dementia care, or have other care needs such as stroke recovery.

Often caregivers hide their difficulties and pretend that they can deal with everything. Not taking care of yourself can hurt your health resulting in sleep problems, depression, and anxiety.
If this sounds familiar then you are on the road to caregiver burnout.
It is important to remember to take the time to look after yourself as well as your loved one. Be honest with yourself about what you can do. Think about what is most important, and put aside what is not.

As you age, your metabolism slows down, your senses weaken and you're more likely to develop chronic conditions. You can help ensure your overall well-being over time, by making smart, healthy eating choices.

You won’t have to worry about your loved one being alone and falling or getting injured while performing daily activities such as showering and using the stove. Instead, you will be able to rest easy knowing they are being well cared for.

You won’t have to worry about your loved one being alone and falling or getting injured while performing daily activities such as showering and using the stove. Instead, you will be able to rest easy knowing they are being well cared for.

For general body health, a good rule of thumb for caregivers to know is to change a loved one’s position every two hours. Pressure sores, if not found and left untreated, can lead to serious complications.

We are dedicated to providing services that support and contribute to the success and well-being of everyone in our care in an enjoyable atmosphere that encourages social, emotional, physical, and intellectual growth with a holistic approach so that they ultimately achieve a better quality of life.

Older people who stay at home are able to maintain superior health, faster recovery times, and as a result, live longer lives. This is because it’s easier for germs and viruses to spread in populated Nursing Homes and assisted living facilities, whereas the privacy of staying at home negates opportunities for cross-contamination with others.

Not only does the comfort and familiarity of the family home promote lower stress levels, but having our in-home individualized care ensures that your loved one’s condition is monitored more closely and personally.

Caregivers, friends, and loved ones can help seniors deal with loneliness by keeping them engaged in activities such as games and exercise, as well as encouraging them to participate in social activities at your local senior center and other venues.

Our Caregivers are trained and experienced with a wide variety of Personal Care needs, whether it is assistance with bathing, using the washroom, or incontinence issues.

As we age or because of physical limitations, many of the basic things we take for granted can become more and more of a challenge.

Helping alleviate some of these challenges can mean the difference between staying at home or a move to an assisted living facility. Our goal is to maintain optimum health while providing support and independence.

We believe in taking an approach to make their clients happy by providing quality care with our assistance services.

We have developed dementia care plans to help people who are suffering from dementia or Alzheimer’s cope with the anxiety, depression, confusion, and isolation that is often associated with the disease.

Our unique programs for dementia care services at home help not only the dementia sufferer but the family as a whole. Our goal is to make sure those affected by this disease live the rest of their lives with purpose.

Be realistic about how much care you can provide without sacrificing your health, your relationships, and other responsibilities. If you take on too much, you could burn out, which would leave you unable to care for anyone.

To a greater or lesser extent, it's important to have help looking after elderly parents. Taking care of seniors has its challenges, as well as rewards.

The personal nature of our home care allows your loved one to be the primary focus of the caregiver. We provide a level of attention and care that ensures your loved one is safe and comfortable. Because an in-home caregiver is usually tending to a single client, your loved ones’ needs are met faster than in a residential facility!

Our caregivers specialize in assisting with daily living tasks. We’re also capable of doing assessments for you or a family member to determine what areas you need help with and provide guidance on the level of care most appropriate for your situation.

Being a caregiver for a loved one with dementia is difficult for many reasons. These 6 dos and don’ts will help you navigate the process of dementia care more successfully.

Wishing you a season filled with peace, joy, and beautiful memories. 🐇🥚🌸

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Avoid unnecessary risks in the bathroom and around the house. Bathroom features are not always designed with seniors in mind and can be a fall risk. This is especially true for surfaces that may be wet and slippery after a bath or shower. Reducing falls in the home is one of the top safety concerns that seniors and their families face.

Our caregivers greatly reduce this risk by providing mobile assistance inside the home and helping to keep the home safe from fall risks. There are many benefits to having extra hands for mobility assistance around the house.

This makes them the ideal person to help care for you and your loved ones.

We practice Interactive Caregiving to keep seniors and other adults that need help at home connected and engaged so they don’t experience social isolation.

We develop custom care plans, implemented by our caregivers, that include physical safety and wellbeing, emotional health, and socialization.

We tend to slow down and become more sedentary with age. It may be due to health problems, weight or pain issues, or worries about falling. Or perhaps you think that exercising simply isn’t for you. But as you grow older, an active lifestyle becomes more important than ever to your health.

We can help your loved one stay safe and comfortable at home while living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. We provide specialized care plans for clients with cognitive disorders, and we tailor home care to specific and personal needs. Our services can be tailored to your loved one's dementia diagnosis. We make it easier to manage the unique challenges of different dementias.

You want to be sure the care being provided by an outside service is every bit as nurturing and compassionate as you would give.

We make the quality of life commitments so much easier for all involved, allowing you or your loved ones the independence wanted to be combined with the nursing help and daily living support needed.

It’s never too early (or too late) to start thinking about healthy aging. Even if you didn’t learn healthy living and aging habits when you were young, now is the perfect moment to take charge and be on your way toward a healthier life.

Age shouldn’t get in the way. Everyone should be able to live at home, even if it means getting a little help. From compassionate and licensed caregivers, we bring senior care right to your door. Because there’s no place like home.

The risk of falling increases with age and is greater for women than for men. Two-thirds of those who experience a fall will fall again within six months. A decrease in bone density contributes to falls and resulting injuries. Failure to exercise regularly results in poor muscle tone, decreased strength, and loss of bone mass and flexibility.

We make it easier to care for aging loved ones, helping families to spend more quality time together. We make senior care possible for older adults. Our in-home care services for the elderly make daily living safer and more enjoyable, allowing seniors to spend their golden years in the comfort of home.

We understand the incredible effects that socialization and companionship can have on elderly mental health and well-being. Opportunities to engage with others and grow relationships with friends, family, neighbors, and community members can help improve symptoms of depression, ease feelings of senior isolation and loneliness, and even reduce the risk of dementia.

By spending time with our caregivers, your loved one not only has someone ready to help around the house or help prepare a meal, but they also have a friend who offers social connection and a companion who can help them get back to doing the things that bring them joy.

Now it's easier to call LiveWell Senior Care.

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We strive to be an industry leader with uncompromising standards measured by compassion, integrity, and innovation. Our mission is to help those in need live dignified, independent lifestyles in the comfort and safety of their own homes.

Whether a family member needs a little extra help around the house, assistance recovering from a hospital stay, or someone to check in on them throughout the week, we can be the perfect solution. We customize our care services, so your loved one always gets the special care they need based on their individual needs.

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