Gerontology Home Companion Los Angeles Agency, Inc.

Your loved ones are more likely to remain more socially active if they are able to live at home. It's much more comfortable for family members and friends than a hospital or nursing home setting.

Does your parent have random bruises or scratches on them? If they’re from falling or bumping into things around the house, your parent might need a caregiver in their home.

An AARP survey found that 85 percent of Americans over the age of 65 said they want to stay in their homes as they age. In order to remain at home and be able to age in place, most seniors need caregivers who can check on them and provide them with assistance.

Are you now caring for your parents? Wouldn't it be great if you could allow your parents to remain at home, where they are comfortable and secure, as long as possible? We can help to make that possible.

Most individuals who are terminally ill prefer to live their final days surrounded by friends and family in the comfort of their own home. That may be why there is a growing public acceptance and demand for hospice care. Talk to your loved ones to decide if home care is right for you.

What if your elderly loved one has a fall? Who will be there to offer assistance or medical attention? With a full-time home caregiver, you can be sure that your family member always has the support they need.

When seniors live alone, make sure they have a support system that can check on them. Make sure you have a plan in place for how often the senior should call you to check in, and have neighbors and caregivers stop in regularly to check on them.