It won’t surprise you to know that, with there being more people on the planet than ever before, there are more old people as well. In fact, the number of people living over the age of 65 has gone up exponentially in the last century, meaning that more and more companion care services are needed.

Without a doubt, elder care services are growing. There are many reasons for that, and we’ll get into them more thoroughly in a future blog. But we’d like to focus on one today: more healthcare is taking place in the home. At first you might think “well that’s a shame. Shouldn’t senior care happen at

  In our previous blog we discussed the criteria that need to be met in order for at-home healthcare to be approved by Medicare. We also talked about how everything is usually covered for in-home care services, including the work of the nurses and the equipment needed. Not only that, but there are often no

  You won’t be surprised to know that one of the most common questions we get from our clients (and potential clients) is “who’s going to pay for this?” While in-home care is usually much less expensive than staying in a hospital, we can’t deny that it’s still a considerable outlay of funds to pay