Senior In-Home Care | August 8, 2017
Customized In-Home Care | One of the best things to do is to sit down as early as possible and think about how the senior requiring in-home care might pay for the care. You may start with a pension or savings that your parents have. You may be able to put some money in a fund that will yield a return. From there, developing a plan is the next step.
It’s important to realize, though, that when you hear people talking about the debilitating cost of elderly care, they are talking about options such as nursing homes or assisted living. However, home health care is an alternative. Not only is this a less expensive alternative, but it is also scalable.
Another thing to consider is that you don’t need to go it alone and try to pay out of pocket. There are quite a few programs set up to help the elderly receive and afford the care they need.
This well-known federal program does apply to senior care in some circumstances. The program covers the cost of some durable medical apparatuses for home use. It covers 100 days of nursing care if your loved one needs shorter-term care after a hospital stay.
Medicaid is a state program and provides some coverage for elderly care, filling in largely where Medicare leaves off. It provides some coverage for nursing home stays and in-home care.
There are also senior programs for veterans.
The good news about the considerable financial expense of elderly health care is that there are many options with great flexibility.
If you are concerned about the health and well-being of your aging loved ones we can help with 24-hour care, overnight care, respite care, senior care, companionship care, end-of-life care, post-surgery care, palliative care, personal care, senior living transition services, and much more!
Comfort Keepers® trained caregivers help provide senior clients with the highest quality of life possible to keep them happy and healthy at home. Our Interactive Caregiving™ system provides care that addresses safety, nutrition, mind, body, and activities of daily living (ADLs).
Our philosophy is to elevate the human spirit and our caregivers will be there every step of the way to ensure your loved one has a better quality of life. Personal and empathetic care is care that starts in the heart, and it allows us to meet our client’s exact needs.
Learn more about our unique service which offers respite care, overnight care, personal care, companionship care, palliative care, and end-of-life care by contacting the Comfort Keepers Victoria office.
If you are searching for home care near me, Comfort Keepers® Victoria can provide home care for the seniors of Victoria and the surrounding areas of Colwood, Saanich, Sidney, James Bay, and Oak Bay. Please call (778) 265-5999 and learn how your loved ones can receive compassionate, professional in-home care.
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