Difficulty with Daily Tasks: If your parent struggles with basic activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming, or preparing meals, it may be time to consider senior care assistance.
Increased Forgetfulness: Forgetfulness and memory lapses that interfere with their ability to manage medications, keep appointments, or perform routine tasks could signal the need for additional support.
Changes in Personal Hygiene: Neglecting personal hygiene, such as infrequent bathing, wearing soiled clothes
Decline in Mobility: Difficulty walking, balancing, or getting up from a seated position may suggest a decline in mobility and an increased risk of falls, necessitating mobility aids or assistance from caregivers.
Social Withdrawal: If your parent shows a significant decline in social activities, loses interest in hobbies
Weight Loss or Poor Nutrition: Noticeable weight loss, changes in appetite, or signs of malnutrition may indicate difficulty shopping for groceries
Neglected Finances or Bills: Mishandling finances, forgetting to pay bills, or making uncharacteristic financial decisions could indicate cognitive decline
Neglected Finances or Bills: Mishandling finances, forgetting to pay bills, or making uncharacteristic financial decisions could indicate cognitive decline
Increased Health Issues: Chronic health conditions, frequent hospitalizations, or difficulty managing medications may indicate that your parent requires skilled medical care