Getting In-Home Help for Alzheimer's
Last updated:
28-Oct-2008
Choosing and Managing an In-Home Worker to Care for Someone With Alzheimer's
Before you hire someone, try to get a clear idea of what you would want him or her to do and the number of hours of work involved. It will cause problems if you do not express your expectations and agree on a plan. Also be sure to provide a good picture of the person who needs care--not only the physical...
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When a Family Member Has Alzheimer's
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