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We offer a wide array of Home Care and Senior Care services to the elderly and home-bound in need across Texas.
Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Alzheimer’s and Dementia patients can be cared for safely at home.
Live in Care
Daily holistic care to overcome physical or mental limitations.
Assisted Living
Care in your apartment, rehab, nursing home, or hospital room.
Stroke Care
Caretaker support to allow your loved one to regain their independence.
Nutrition & Hydration
Proper nutrition and hydration are key to preventing other health issues.
Fall Prevention
Our caretakers help a seniors get around their house safely.
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When Dementia and Alzheimer’s start making their presence known it can cause chaos and confusion for your loved one and the family caring for them. These resources will help your provide better care, understand the condition better, and ultimately improve the quality of life for the caregiver, family, and your loved one battling Alzheimer’s. 1. The Alzheimer’s Association 24/7 Helpline…
More than 80% of family caregivers say that taking care of their aging loved one has been a rewarding experience. However, that doesn’t mean caretaking is easy or you’ll never have bad days. Trying to juggle caretaking duties with other responsibilities like working a full-time job can be stressful and lead to burnout. In those moments when you’re feeling overwhelmed…
After your loved one has a stroke, you may feel like you have a million and one things to do and not know where to start. A stroke can have a wide range of effects on your loved one and the recovery process may even affect you if you are not monitoring yourself. Follow these 6 reminders to ease the…
Becoming a caregiver for the first time can be daunting, especially if it happens overnight due to illness or injury. One day your loved one is living a healthy independent life, and the next they need your help with basic activities of daily living. This sudden shift can be difficult for both caregivers and care recipients. It can be hard…
10 Tips for Communicating With a Loved One With Alzheimer’s Alzheimer’s disease causes progressive brain damage and nerve cell failure, which can result in a wide range of symptoms. Although most people associate Alzheimer’s disease with memory problems, difficulty communicating is another major symptom. People with dementia may forget recent conversations, repeat themselves, have trouble organizing their thoughts, and more.…
Even when roles and dynamics change within a family, family members and relatives take care of each other. Whether children start taking care of their parents or a niece caring for a newly disabled aunt, or spouse-to-spouse care, no matter who the caregiver and no matter what the dynamic – the family caregiver experience is different for everybody but it…
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Go back to the beginning. Ask yourself: What drew me to this person to begin with? What qualities did they possess that I found valuable? What made them so amazing? And are they still? Reevaluating the reasons you came together reminds you of the reasons to stay together, and this strengthens your already-existing foundation.
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“My mind and in particular my thoughts used to be all over the map. My thought processes were cluttered and I searched for truth and peace in my life, doubting that I would ever find it. I live now for the present. Thank you.
“When I first met Callie Britt I began a journey of self-discovery of challenging how I perceive myself in all my relationships in life both past and present and future ones. I now approach people and situations with new hope.
“We were in a very bad place and you really stopped us from going down a terrible path. However, we both heard from you things we didn’t necessarily want to hear but needed to. But now we slowly improving in our marriage.
