Guide
How to tell when a parent needs help at home
Gentle, practical signs that an aging parent may need help at home, what to notice on your next visit, and how to match what you see to the right kind of care.
Guides for families
Helpful guides for care at home
Plain, honest guides for families of aging parents in Atlanta: noticing when help is needed, talking about it, and choosing the right kind of care.
Guide
Live-in companion care vs assisted living: how to choose
An honest comparison of live-in companion care at home and assisted living for an aging parent: daily life, independence, nights, social life, cost structure, and who each suits.
Guide
What a live-in companion's day looks like
What daily life looks like with a live-in companion who works a set 8-hour day: an example schedule, what off duty means, and how to make it work for your parent and the caregiver.
Guide
How to talk with a parent about getting help at home
Respectful, practical ways to start the conversation with an aging parent about help at home: what to say, what to avoid, common worries, and how to keep your parent in charge.
Guide
Questions to ask any in-home care provider
A practical list of questions to ask any in-home care company before you choose: caregivers, consistency, schedules, days off, cost, agreements, licensing, and insurance.
Guide
Companion care vs home health care: what's the difference?
A plain-language explanation of non-medical companion care and medical home health care: who provides each, how each is usually arranged and paid for, and how to tell which your parent needs.
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