Getting Started With In-Home Private Care

When to Consider In-Home Private Care

Everyone ages differently. Our abilities change over time, especially when we're facing health issues. Knowing when it’s time to seek assistance with daily tasks can be challenging. A few signs you or your loved one may want to consider having in-home private care may include:

• Changes in appearance, personal hygiene, diet and cleanliness.
• Changes in personality, including mood swings, sadness and depression.
• Inability to perform day-to-day tasks that once were simple, including bathing, preparing meals and housekeeping.
• Having accidents or falls around the home.
• Issues with memory loss.

Take the Next Steps

As you weigh the benefits of In-Home Private Care, you’ll want to:

• Assess the activities you require assistance with and the level of aid you want.
• Get input, advice and support from your loved ones. They will offer invaluable insights and help you make informed decisions about your care.
• Explore the financial aspects of In-Home Private Care, the services Riverside At Home offers and any insurance coverage or assistance programs available to you.
• Seek advice from health care professionals, social workers or doctors who know your unique situation. They can help you determine whether In-Home Private Care is suitable or if you may require additional health services.
• Research our In-Home Private Care Services, contact us to schedule an in-home assessment and learn how our providers can help you with daily activities.
• Get to know your caregiver to evaluate your compatibility, express your wishes and share your expectations.
• Maintain open communication between Riverside’s care teams to regularly review and discuss your care plan, ensuring it aligns with your evolving needs.