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When You’re in NY and They’re in Napa: Home Care Tips for Long-Distance Caregivers

Posted on May 10th, by Mark Winter in Caregivers, Napa Home Care Planning. No Comments

Living far away from senior loved ones in Napa can make home care needs easier to overlook. In fact, many adult children of aging parents don’t realize that Mom and Dad need help until they come home for a visit or spend extended time together during the holidays. If you’re a family caregiver who lives at a distance from your older loved one, it becomes that much more important to have a plan in place for emergencies and care.

The Napa home care experts at Hired Hands Homecare have put together these helpful tips to assist in this endeavor.

Plan Ahead

When you can’t just drive across town to help out, it’s important to have family discussions about the “What Ifs” that could arise with your loved ones, including:

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