We either love them or avoid them, but whatever our stance on New Year’s resolutions, there is something fantastically refreshing about moving into a whole new year, providing us with a totally new slate and a chance to make any modifications we wish to improve quality of life or even accomplish a new goal or dream.
For family caregivers, resolutions can be particularly important, as they affect not merely the caregivers themselves, but their loved ones. It is worthwhile, however, to keep resolutions practical. Resolving, for instance, to get an entire eight hours of sleep each night, while caring for a loved one who struggles with sundowning issues in Alzheimer’s, can be setting yourself up for failure.
Try instead to take into account one of the following resolutions specifically designed with family caregivers in mind. Contact us online or call us at 314-432-4312 to see if our care team can help.
If even the simple thought of accomplishing some of these goals feels too lofty to even contemplate, we’ve got a solution! Partner with Compassionate Nursing Services. We provide in-home respite care on a routine schedule, allowing yourself necessary time away from meeting the care needs of your family member, while knowing she or he will receive a wide variety of benefits as well, such as increased socialization through the companionship of a skilled, knowledgeable, and thoughtful caregiver.
Starting with a free of charge in-home consultation, we will listen to the unique requirements and challenges of your senior loved one, and create a personalized plan of care to fulfill those needs, through an assortment of services such as:
Contact Compassionate Nursing Services, a Chesterfield caregiving agency serving the surrounding areas, by calling 314-432-4312 today, and make the initial step towards achieving a new goal in 2020!
From all of us at Compassionate Nursing Services, we wish you happy holidays and all the best in the year to come!
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