Season’s Greetings! I often hear people say they have no idea what to get their elderly loved one for Christmas, or any other special event for that matter. So, I thought it would be fun to give some gift suggestions. Gift card to their grocery and pharmacy. Practical and great for those on a fixed […]
Home health care can be a confusing topic to understand, especially if you haven’t had time to research it. Some families are thrown into a situation where they need home health care for a loved one who has recently gone through surgery. Without knowing a lot about this type of care, common myths and misconceptions […]
Getting your senior loved one to bathe or shower can be a struggle. Most family members worry that their loved one will develop a strong body odor, urinary tract infections or skin infections if they don’t bathe daily. Yet with the stress that comes with bathing your loved one, is showering each day really necessary? […]
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 […]
Sometimes people think that older adults get naturally cranky with age, but this simply isn’t true. You can feel good at any age! If you notice that Mom or Dad isn’t acting like themselves, take note. Signs of sadness or despair can indicate geriatric depression, a mental health condition that can be treated with medications, […]
Fall is one of the most popular seasons of the year! According to a Gallup Poll, 27 percent of Americans say that fall is their favorite season, following after spring, which takes 36 percent of the vote. What makes us fall in love with autumn? The weather is still warm, the sun is still shining […]
As a caregiver, there is always something to worry about. Is Mom eating enough? Did Dad lock the doors before he went to bed? Grandma’s not answering her phone. Could something be wrong? To put some peace of mind back into your life, you may want to consider a personal alarm system for your loved […]
For many families, the decision to hire in-home help for their senior loved one is the best decision for that point in time. The greatest benefit of in-home help is that seniors can remain in their home and maintain their independence. Having to uproot your loved one, clean out their home and either rent it […]
If you are caring for a parent or grandparent, understanding how to prevent and treat bedsores is essential to your loved one’s health, comfort and well being. Without the proper care, bedsores can become painful and life threatening. Thankfully, bedsores do not have to reach this level and can be successfully treated and managed with […]
Health screenings are important for everyone, especially for seniors who may have chronic health problems that need to be monitored. The purpose of health screenings is to detect certain health conditions, such as high blood pressure, as well as potential health conditions, such as prostate cancer or type 2 diabetes. Doctors will also use these […]
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.