Signs that a senior needs in-home care
We all want to stay independent as long as our health allows, especially seniors. The aging process affects us all in different ways. Some aging adults might require minimal help, some do more due to declining health issues, an illness, a condition and or a disease. In most cases, seniors will not communicate to admit that they need outside help to continue living in their own homes, or their place of living. If you have an aging parent or know a senior you are concerned about that this person has become unable to manage to live independently, ensure to keep an eye on the below main warning signs: Struggling to maintain the Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) Changes in physical health & appearance Cognitive decline - forgetfulness, ability to concentrate & memory loss A lack of communication with family members and or loved ones Trust issues & decline in healthy judgement Self-isolation & Depression The Activities of Daily Living refer to our basic skills and ability