Sometimes the signs that a parent or spouse needs assistance aren't obvious. They don't always fall or get sick; sometimes, the signs are quiet. As we provide #ConciergeCare across #WestCounty and #StCharles, these are the 5 things we tell families to look for: 1. The "Mail Pile" Is the mail stacking up? Unopened bills or a full mailbox can be a sign of "decision fatigue" or memory changes. 2. The "Fridge Check" Are there multiples of the same item (3 cartons of milk) or expired food? This often points to trouble with meal planning or memory. 3. The "Car Scratches" New dents or "curb rash" on the tires can indicate that their reaction time or peripheral vision is changing. 4. Changes in Grooming Are they wearing the same outfit three days in a row? This is often a sign that laundry or bathing has become physically exhausting. 5. The "Social Withdrawal" Are they skipping the church groups or card games they used to love? Often, people withdraw because they are embarrassed by their physical or memory changes. WE’RE HERE & READY TO ASSIST! If you’ve noticed 2 or more of these signs, it’s time for a conversation. Our Customized Care Plans take the pressure off the family and keep your loved one independent for longer. Has anyone noticed these small changes lately? Which one was the biggest "red flag" for you? 👇

I’m planning out my tips for the next few weeks and I want to make sure I’m being as helpful as possible to this community. As a #ConciergeCare provider in #WestCounty and #StCharles, I see families struggling with a lot of different things. Which of these topics would you like me to do a 'Deep Dive' on first? 1. The 'Hidden' Signs of Aging: What to look for when you visit a parent. 2. Navigating the Hospital-to-Home Transition: How to avoid a quick return to the ER. 3. Caregiver Burnout: Practical ways to get your life back while still being a great daughter/son.

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Did you know that the wrong slippers are one of the leading causes of slips inside the home? We often focus on the floors, but we forget what's on the feet! This week, do a quick "Sole Search." Check your loved one’s favorite house shoes. If they are backless (slides), have smooth worn-out bottoms, or are "too floppy," it’s time for an upgrade. Look for sturdy slippers with rubber grips and a closed back. It’s a small change that prevents a big hospital visit! What’s the "house shoe" of choice in your home? Fluffy slippers, non-slip socks, or sneakers? 👇

Welcome to Legacy In Motion your Home Healthcare Agency Community. Please introduce yourself, upload your photo and tell us where you are from. I will start: Sheila Joyner Photo loaded Philadelphia, PA