If you are caring for a senior loved one with Alzheimer’s disease, one of your main roles is assisting with daily tasks, such as meal preparation, bathing, grooming, and medication management. But as the disease progresses, your role in managing daily tasks will increase.

At Boundless Care, Inc., we want to ensure that you get the support you need to provide quality non-medical home care for your loved one. Consider these tips that can help your loved one with Alzheimer’s participate as much as possible and enable you to manage tasks effectively.

• Establish a daily routine
  Having an established daily routine provides a sense of consistency for Alzheimer’s patients and helps ease the demands of caregiving. Of course, you’ll need to stay flexible and adapt your routine as needed.
• Involve your loved one
  Allow your senior loved one to do as much as possible with the least amount of assistance. For example, they might be able to set the table, put clothes in the hamper, or dress independently.
• Ask for help
  You cannot do it all alone. It’s important to reach out to other family members, friends, or providers of home care services in San Jose, California to help with your caregiving tasks.

Do you need help caring for your elderly loved one? Our reliable caregivers can help you out. We also offer private duty nursing, senior mobile services, and non-emergency transportation in California. Contact us now!