Many of you reading this blog are probably caregivers for a loved one. When you are a caregiver, it is important to care for yourself also. Part of your self-care could be arranging a caregiver to come into your home to give yourself a break. We would love to assist you with that respite care […]
October 2021 Since our beginning in 1997, Family Private Care Services has been through several significant “world events.” Y2K (the beginning of the year 2000), then the terror attacks on 9/11/01 followed by a recession. Then, the Great Recession some years later was a major test for many small businesses. Regulatory changes continue to test […]
With 2018 here, what New Year’s resolutions do you have for yourself? Many resolutions focus on physical health or career changes, but it’s important to give attention to your mental and emotional health as well. As a caregiver, what do you plan on doing that will help you take better care of yourself? For many, […]
The holidays are a time to celebrate our many blessings, but this doesn’t erase the stress and anxiety that you may be feeling. During the holidays, people tend to put pressure on themselves and hold their expectations high. This is what leads to added stress. Fortunately, there are some strategies you can follow to minimize […]
Are you considering traveling with your senior loved one? It may feel overwhelming to add another person to your already-full trip, but including a parent or grandparent in your travels can be a wonderful idea. Always get permission from a doctor first, as you want to make sure that your loved one is healthy enough […]
The pressure of caregiving can be a lot to handle at times, but it’s important to realize that you are not alone. Not only are there others out there juggling the same demands as you, but also there is a wide range of tools and resources available. From support groups to online forums to mobile […]
Do you need someone to drive your loved one to doctor’s appointments and errands? When your parent can no longer drive themselves around, you have the option to hire a caregiver. Some caregivers drive their own vehicles, and others will use your loved one’s vehicle. There are pros and cons to both, and this is […]
When hiring a caregiver for your senior loved one, you may be surprised by how many options are available. Not only are there caregivers who spend time with older adults to prevent isolation, but also there are nurses that offer various levels of care. You might be recommended a CNA to drive your loved one […]
Keeping a senior loved one in the comfort of their home for as long as possible is a route that many families choose to take. Many benefits come with this type of living, such as increased independence and a slower progression of certain illnesses. However, many seniors still need in home assistance for certain needs. […]
Being diagnosed with a chronic illness is difficult for the person and their friends and family. Your first reaction may be to help them, though you may not know how to do this. Not to mention, many of the initial ways to help – bringing over meals, setting up doctor’s appointments – aren’t enough to […]
As Family Private Care continues to monitor the developing situation with COVID-19, we are adhering to all CDC and WHO guidelines for healthcare professionals. We ask all our clients to have a ready supply of gloves, anti-bacterial hand soap, and sanitizing wipes and sprays. Additionally, we are encouraging our caregivers to have these items with them as well. We would also recommend that all clients & caregivers closely monitor the CDC guidelines, practice social distancing, avoid all travel, and avoid groups over 50 people. Should a client or caregiver exhibit any flu-like symptoms, please contact our office at 678.620.3064 immediately! Thank you for your continued trust in us. Working together, we will all get through this.
1905 Woodstock Road
Building 500, Suite 5200
Roswell, GA 30075
Phone: (678) 620-3064
Fax: (678) 620-3709
402 Office Park Drive
Suite 240
Birmingham, AL 35223
Phone: (205) 870-8855
Fax: (205) 870-8866
Note: Employer directives are only intended for employees of FPC. Our affiliated Caregiver Registries encourage Independent Contractors and clients associated with Caregiver Registries to take all necessary precautions.