Athulya Homecare-Geriatric Home Healthcare

  Caring for seniors at home isn’t just a task—it’s a heartfelt commitment filled with meaningful moments, challenges, and the joy of making a difference. Each day is a new chapter in creating comfort, companionship, and care for seniors. In this blog, explore how the day of life of caregivers with seniors at home goes on! Morning: A Fresh Start The day begins with a warm greeting and assisting seniors with their morning routines. Then, assisting with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, grooming, or dressing begins. It’s not just about helping; it’s about ensuring they feel dignified and cared for. A healthy, tailored breakfast follows, often accompanied by heartwarming conversations that reveal snippets of their life stories and wisdom. Midday: Keeping Minds and Bodies Active Mornings flow into light exercises or engaging activities. Whether it’s a simple walk inside the home or nearby park, tending to plants, solving a crossword puzzle, or simply enjoying ...

Regular health check-ups are essential for staying healthy, but many people find it challenging to fit them into their busy schedules. Whether taking time off work or braving the long wait at the doctor’s office, getting a routine check-up can feel like a hassle. But what if we told you there’s a way to get the same great care without ever leaving your home? At-home care makes health care convenient, more comfortable, and more effective. Imagine having a doctor visit at home for a routine check-up. No traffic, no waiting rooms - just personalized care in the comfort of your own space. At-home check-ups provide a more relaxed and stress-free environment, allowing you to focus on your health rather than get to an appointment. And with a doctor coming to you, there’s no need to juggle your daily life and work commitments around a clinic visit. But the benefits don’t stop there. Routine check-ups at home also offer greater convenience and peace of mind. Whether monitoring chronic conditi...

Home health care for seniors has evolved significantly over the past century. In the early days, home health care was primarily provided by family members or friends. As the population aged and the number of people with chronic health conditions increased, the demand for home health care grew. In response, home healthcare agencies began to spring up across the country. In the 1960s, the federal government began to play a more active role in funding home health care. This was due in part to the passage of Medicare and Medicaid, which provided government-funded health insurance to seniors and low-income individuals. As a result of government funding, home health care became more accessible and affordable for many seniors. In the 1980s, home health care began to shift from a focus on providing skilled nursing care to a more comprehensive approach that included personal care, rehabilitation, and social services. This shift was driven by a number of factors, including the increasing numb...