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  Jan 24, 2020

  Thank you to our clients for the “Caring Star of 2020” award!

  If you have an elderly loved one who needs more care than family alone can provide, finding the best home care professional possible is of the highest priority. Homewatch CareGivers of Charlotte prides itself in giving our clients the care and dignity they need to maintain a quality life in their own homes.

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  Dec 2, 2019

  5 Signs of Health Decline to Look out for in Your Aging Parent

  If you are traveling home during the holiday season, then you should know that this is the ideal time to check up on your aging parent in order to see how they are doing. It can be easy for family members to miss signs of health decline in aging parents, especially if you aren’t around all the time; but when you are home for the holidays this year, keep the following important signs of health decline in mind.

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  Oct 28, 2019

  Caring for the Caregiver - 8 Tips

  One element of in-home caregiving that is often overlooked is caring for the caregiver themselves. The following are 8 tips to follow in regards to caring for the caregiver, whether the caregiver is another family member or yourself.

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  Sep 30, 2019

  In-Home Care vs Assisted Living - Making the Best Choice for Your Loved One

  It’s something that almost every adult child must face: an aging parent. As our parents get older, we are faced with difficult decisions regarding their care. The following guide will help you understand your options as your parents age and as you consider how they will be cared for in the future.

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  Jul 17, 2019

  5 Top Tips for Better Communication with Dementia Patients

  Caregiving for patients with dementia can be challenging, but if you are patient, prepared, and willing to take the extra time and care it takes to improve your communication skills, then your interactions will be more positive and successful. The following are the 5 top tips for better communication with dementia patients.

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  Jun 27, 2019

  3 Tips for Dementia Care Professionals In Honor of Dementia Care Professionals Month

  Being a professional dementia caregiver is a demanding yet necessary job. The task of providing care for someone with dementia requires both inner and outer strength, along with a dedication to professionalism no matter what challenges you face during your caregiving experience.

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