Signs You May Need In-Home Care

Are you wondering whether you or a loved one need in-home care? There are many different signs to be aware of when addressing the very important question of whether you or someone you love are in need of in-home care, and A Better Solution in-home care is here to help guide you every step of the way. 

Please do not hesitate to contact us at 208-285-2353 if you or a loved one is struggling with any of these seven key indicators related to daily functioning, safety, and quality of life. 

Difficulty with activities of daily living (ADLs)

Is your loved one suddenly struggling with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, toileting, eating, getting around the room, or transportation? These daily living activities are the best indicators of the need for in-home care. A Better Solution provides a free assessment with one of our client care coordinators who can offer a customized care plan with one of our highly trained caregivers to assist with any or all of these activities. 

Cognitive Decline or Forgetfulness

If your loved one is showing signs of forgetfulness or memory loss please do not wait to seek out help. Early signs of dementia, Alzheimer’s, or memory loss can have serious consequences. A Better Solution in-home care is here to help provide a security net to prevent these serious consequences from occurring such as missed medications, forgotten meals, neglected hygiene routines, or getting lost or confused. 

Poor Household Management

Have you noticed a slight decline in the management of daily household chores? If so, that is a strong indicator of the beginning need for in-home care. A Better Solution Caregivers are ready to assist with the daily or weekly management of chores such as: cleaning, laundry, grocery shopping, cooking, bill payment, and home organization. 

Recent Hospitalization or Surgery

Recovering from surgery or a recent hospitalization can make what used to be simple everyday tasks suddenly feel overwhelming. A Better Solution In-home caregivers can provide short-term care to relieve the burden of these activities in order for you to recover safely and peacefully at home.  

Caregiver Burnout

Is your loved one being cared for by a family member who is starting to feel emotionally overwhelmed or physically exhausted? Our in-home caregivers are ready to step in and provide respite care and support in order to avoid strain on the family caregiver and to guarantee your loved one receives the highest quality of care they deserve.  

Increased Isolation or Depression

When someone is struggling with everyday living activities it may be difficult for them to ask for help. This can result in depression and increased isolation. In-home care companions can help provide emotional support as well as physical support. 

Safety Concerns

There are red flags to look out for concerning the safety of a loved one and the need for in-home care. If you have noticed a loved one suffering from bruises from frequent falls, difficulty managing stairs, trouble using the bathroom safely, or home appliances consistently left on please do not wait to reach out to A Better Solution In Home Care for help. 


Please contact us at 208-285-2353 to schedule your FREE in-home care assessment to determine how A Better Solution In Home Care can help you or your loved one stay safe and cared for in the comfort of their own home.

Christian Griffith

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Currently serving as Senior Vice President, Digital Strategy at Freebairn and Company, an Atlanta-based Advertising agency, Christian Griffith helps clients dominate the competition and ensure a rock-solid presence in their industry.

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