About Me

Enjoying Gentler Medical Care

Hello out there! My name is Tasha, and I have been working as a nurse for the past several years. When I first started, I thought that in-hospital care was the only way to go. However, as I started working with patients who suffered from advanced forms of disease, I started to appreciate at-home options. In addition to being around their loved ones, they also had the opportunity to come to grips with their conditions. I know that home health care and hospice is a beneficial addition to the healthcare industry, and I want you to know that it is there if you ever need help.

Latest Posts

The Importance Of Relying On Skilled Home Health Care Professionals

Posted on 27 January 2021

When you are tasked with caring for an aging, infirm, or disabled loved one, you may find the duties too much for you to handle. You might lack the physical strength to lift this person up, for example. You also may not be able to quit your job to take care of them full-time. Instead of placing this person in a nursing home, you can keep them at home by hiring in-home healthcare workers. [Read More]

Grandparent Diagnosed With Vascular Dementia? 2 Types Of Care You Should Plan For Now

Posted on 30 October 2020

Vascular dementia is a form of dementia that is due to blood not getting to the brain fast enough. This can happen due to stroke, diabetes, or heart problems. This disease causes problems with memory, as well as language problems. Your grandparent will no longer be able to solve problems, such as do their checkbook or another type of arithmetic. As they progress, they will need much more care as they will no longer be able to care for themselves. [Read More]

How In Home Care Can Benefit An Elderly Loved One

Posted on 27 August 2020

As family members and loved ones reach their senior years, it is not always possible for them to continue to live alone and take care of themselves. This often leaves their children or other relatives with the responsibility of placing them in a nursing home facility, providing their full-time care, or finding a reliable caretaker to stay with them. For many families, choosing in-home care for their loved one is the best option. [Read More]

Ask These Questions When Visiting A Memory Care Community

Posted on 18 June 2020

When someone you love is battling memory loss and dementia, it can be extremely upsetting. They will not only continue to lose their memory, but they will also need more and more help with their daily care. For many, it makes sense to move into a dementia care service community or a memory care community to get the support that is needed. Here are some questions that you'll want to ask when visiting and comparing memory care communities:  [Read More]