I think it would be best to buy long term care policy for your parents. Long-term care insurance generally covers home care, assisted living, adult daycare, nursing home, etc. You can choose between having a daily or monthly payment. It can be expensive but I still think it's a good investment.
Your parents' State agency on aging likely has a program to provide in-home care for elderly persons who otherwise would require nursing home care. The program is means tested.
There is one book called caring for elderly parents on amazon it cost about $5.00 used and $40.00 new there is also a good website on how to care for elderly parents called http://www.aging-parents-and-elder-care.com/
Elderly care can be provided by family members, professional caregivers, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, or community programs. The specifics of who cares for the elderly depend on individual circumstances such as health needs, financial resources, and available support systems.
You can find more information about caring for elderly parents and what you need to do to be a good caregiver by going to a bookstore and ordering books on the subjects. You can read these books to learn more. Go to amazon.com or barnesandnoble.com for more help.
Martina Mcbride- she's somebody's hero Is about a little girl and her mom...she ends up taking care of her in the end
Taking care of your elderly parents should be considered a labor of love, a way of paying back for some of their efforts to raise you. After all, they gave you the gift of life. Wat little they may ask in return for taking care of them in their time of need is minimal in retrospect? A question you could ask yourself: What would you want your own children to do if you were in the same place your elderly parents are now? Would you only want them to get their money and run? I hope not. It is not about the money. I hope that you see that. Please find a way of embracing this special occasion and offer to do whatever you can for your elderly parents for free.
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Elderly people care about being comfortable in their own environment
Are you looking for 24/7 as in 12hrs on and a second shift or a Live/In? yes.
If you really do care for her then you should be able to just talk to her parents about her and why you love her and care for her and the fact that you care for her should just resonate off of you.
Care plans do not have to be locked away in the care homes for the elderly as they can be kept on their rooms.
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