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Tuesday, April 21, 2015

Grieving for Loss is Difficult, But Necessary



Dealing with grief and loss is something everyone will have to deal with in their lives. In light of the recent attacks in Kenya, A-1 Home Care would like to remind you to stay close to your families and appreciate your loved ones. As this tragic news may stir up sensitive memories of war for some elders, it's important to keep in mind that these feelings are normal and part of the natural stages of grief. These are:

Denial
Bargaining
Depression
Anger
Acceptance

These steps may not come in order, but they are usually all present during mourning. It's important to understand that it's ok to feel angry or sad about your loved one passing. These are normal feelings. What is important is to remember the happy times with your loved ones and do your best to continue those wonderful moments with the people in your life now. 

Seniors living in  Tustin, Santa Ana, Westminster, Costa Mesa, Buena Park, Anaheim, Anaheim Hills, Orange, Newport Beach, Newport Coast, Fountain Valley, Garden Grove, and others cities in Orange County can call to arrange live-in care. Our round the clock services are available during holidays and travels for your convenience.

Call 714-523-4010 for senior care or visit http://www.tustininhomecare.com/index.html. All our caregivers have two or more of caregiver experience and have passed through several rigorous screenings before being admitted into our agency. We have been serving for 24 years and will proudly so do so for the next years to come!

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Tips on selecting an elder law Attorney/ A-1 Home Care Tustin

When mom or dad has a debilitating condition such as dementia or Alzheimer, it could be practical to hire an elder law attorney to get their affairs in order. A-1 Home Care has a few suggestions for loved ones needing such services. 

We highly recommend that you look around. Ask friends, relatives, work colleagues, another attorney, or your parent’s primary care doctor for a referral. You also can contact the senior legal services provided by your local Area Agency on Aging and ask them to recommend someone. Community legal aid agencies may be able to offer you assistance as well.

 Contact the local bar association in your community and request a referral to a professional who has experience in elder law. The attorney should be able to answer your questions in regard to planning for your parent’s long-term care. Inquire whether he or she has knowledge in the areas of estate planning, Social Security, Medicaid laws and regulations, and Durable Power of Attorney

A-1 Home Care is a local home health agency. We work with clients with Alzheimer, dementia and other disabling conditions. Call 714-523-4010 for senior care or visit http://www.tustininhomecare.com/index.htmlA-1 Home Care is A+ rated with the BBB and a member of the National Care Planning Council.