In-home dementia care can mean the difference between living at home or moving into an elderly care facility. For seniors who wish to stay at home for longer, we can help. We help seniors struggling with dementia perform daily tasks while ensuring they’re safe and cared for when friends or family members aren’t present. Our services can also be a break for family members in charge of a dementia patient’s primary care.
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Hospice care isn’t an easy topic to talk about. At European Best, we understand this is a challenging and difficult time that you obviously don’t want to be in. Our goal is to help make things a little better for you and your loved one. Hospice care can begin when a doctor diagnoses them with a life expectancy of six months or less if the illness they have follows its usual path. Keep in mind that hospice care isn’t about ‘curing’ a person; it’s about giving them the tools to live their last days without pain and suffering.
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When a loved one is diagnosed with a chronic illness, a family’s life can quickly turn upside down. Seeing your family member cope with pain and deteriorating health can be overwhelming. Our experienced, compassionate palliative caregivers can help. At European Best, we ensure those living with chronic illnesses are able to remain safely at home for longer. Our palliative care is effective, calming, and beneficial to both the patient and their families.
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Are you the primary caregiver of an elderly family member? Being the sole carer for a sick or aging loved one is undoubtedly selfless and something you should feel incredibly proud of. But, when you are in that position, it’s important to remember that taking a break is A-OK! Respite care is a planned or emergency temporary care to give you, the main caregiver, time off.
At European Best Care, our staff will take care of the person that you usually care for. Our respite care programs offset short-term breaks from the demands of taking care of a sick or disabled, aging family member. Our services are here for you when you need them most. When the pressure, stress, or emotions get too much to handle, we’ll take over for a limited time to give you a break you need.
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The primary goal of companion care is emotional support and socialization. Our caregivers visit elderly adults who function independently in their own home environments. Our at-home visits help prevent loneliness, maintain social skills, stimulate positive thoughts, and offer an increased sense of purpose. Seniors have the creative freedom to decide how they would like to spend their time with us. Most of the time, this caregiver service involves doing brain-stimulating activities, playing games, watching TV, sharing stories, or taking short walks.
Seniors will have a full range of activities to choose from. We are not there to take away their freedoms; we are there to help them enjoy daily life just a little bit more. We help when and where we are needed without overstepping boundaries or making our seniors feel inadequate.
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