408-854-1883 starts at $30 per hr home care

Affordable in home care | starts at $28 per hr

Bring home your parents in skilled nursing facilities with our caregivers

Text 408-854-1883 if your need caregivers at home for your parents who are now in skilled nursing facility. We have live-in and 12-hour care at affordable price. Caregivers are trained and monitored to match home care needs of your parents who wanted to go home and not be in a skilled nursing facility. Less virusContinue reading “Bring home your parents in skilled nursing facilities with our caregivers”

Treats clients like family with caregivers and PT massaging seniors at home

We are hiring Physical therapists and caregivers to be trained to give holistic care to seniors in facilities and their homes. All seniors in assisted living facilities and nursing homes need one on one care from caregivers , nurses and physical therapists who treat them life family. Care services includes health monitoring, massage, light housekeepingContinue reading “Treats clients like family with caregivers and PT massaging seniors at home”

Why many senior care home owners in the bay area are closing their business

Caring for seniors take a lot of energy and compassion. Some senior residential care facility owners are retiring and can no longer be an administrator for 24/7 in home care in the bay area. Some of their caregivers are loyal and some are not and giving them headaches. But the biggest obstacle in the businessContinue reading “Why many senior care home owners in the bay area are closing their business”

World, give me more bay area seniors who need 24/7 caregivers

I can refer them to care homes and other care team from hospice nurses, massage therapist, doctors, home helpers , companion, drivers, cook to caregivers. There is a gap in health care. You cannot leave nursing homes or skilled nursing facilities without 24/7 care at home. You cannot heal at the hospital for you needContinue reading “World, give me more bay area seniors who need 24/7 caregivers”

Senior apartments: The Terraces of Los Gatos

I love the high end senior apartments at the Terrace of Los Gatos. They also have affordable senior apartments in various locations in California. I saw couples living in these senior apartments with nursing facility. https://www.humangood.org/housing-options/senior-communities Check out these videos at their site: https://www.humangood.org/resources/videos?__hssc=53906487.3.1500659593178&__hstc=53906487.e1bd124990d39cb78bddd47eec7b6b93.1500576523662.1500576523662.1500659593178.2&__hsfp=3010557237&hsCtaTracking=bd6a2b6a-1368-48bb-8dbf-cde97115fc68%7C188824e0-e41d-4b76-96ad-ec6432903924  The Levels of Care in Senior Living CCRCs. Life Plan Communities.Continue reading “Senior apartments: The Terraces of Los Gatos”

Seven Quality of Life Nursing Home Transition Grants from the Paralysis Resource Center Announced

Seven Quality of Life Nursing Home Transition Grants from the Paralysis Resource Center Announced The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, a national nonprofit dedicated to improving quality of life for individuals living with paralysis, is awarding seven Quality of Life Nursing Home Transition (NHT) grants totaling $280,000 to seven Centers for Independent Living (CILs) nationwide.Continue reading “Seven Quality of Life Nursing Home Transition Grants from the Paralysis Resource Center Announced”

Food and lodging for seniors in a house in Silicon Valley

Many seniors have to downsize by selling their homes and moving to a senior living community with access to a health concierge. It costs more than $6000 per month in a luxury senior apartment or senior living community but only costs $4000 for a room, health concierge and food in a house with 4 bedrooms.Continue reading “Food and lodging for seniors in a house in Silicon Valley”

On-call bay area caregivers, we match and you save

Caregivers on-call We match, you save Trusted Motherhealth 408-854-1883 Loving caregivers 24-hr response 408-854-1883 Motherhealth Matched caregivers Loving bay area team 408-854-1883   Please suggest an AD for Motherhealth caregivers that is less than 20 words for our AD placement at the San Mateo Daily Journal via email at motherhealth@gmail.com

You’re Probably Going to Need Medicaid

You’re Probably Going to Need Medicaid By DAVID GRABOWSKI, JONATHAN GRUBER and VINCENT MOR JUNE 13, 2017 Imagine your mother needs to move into a nursing home. It’s going to cost her almost $100,000 a year. Very few people have private insurance to cover this. Your mother will most likely run out her savings untilContinue reading “You’re Probably Going to Need Medicaid”

Recognizing the most common warning signs of a stroke

Three telltale symptoms occur in 75% of all strokes, often in combination. Don’t ignore them — even if they’re short-lived. Published: June, 2017 Image: © American Heart/Thinkstock Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States has a stroke. Also known as “brain attacks,” strokes result from an injury to a blood vessel that limits bloodContinue reading “Recognizing the most common warning signs of a stroke”

Personal or home care aide – caregiver responsibilities

In a bigger community – assisted living facility, a home care or personal aide shall perform the following duties. Provides direct and indirect client care elements to clients under the direction of a case manager. Uses appropriate and safe techniques in personal hygiene. Adheres to plan of care for home health aide or personal aide.Continue reading “Personal or home care aide – caregiver responsibilities”

Nursing homes guide

Here are some questions to ask when considering a nursing home: Regular Health Assessment Has the senior been assessed recently? If a nursing home is being considered as the next step after hospitalization, this probably has already been done. However, if a senior is considering a move from home or another facility, a more formalContinue reading “Nursing homes guide”

Cost of Dying by Lisa Kreiger

The day she brought a hospital bed into her den, Susan Meyers’ role in life changed dramatically, from adoring mate to devoted caregiver.   Like one of every six Californians, she was taking on a job that doesn’t pay, but costs sleep, savings and sometimes physical well-being. Her beloved, John, the charismatic flight surgeon and avidContinue reading “Cost of Dying by Lisa Kreiger”