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 […]
It’s estimated that as many as two million seniors over the age of 65 suffer from depression. Depression has no limitations, but it’s more likely to strike when other health conditions are present. For example, this article points out that a quarter of people who have a stroke will go on to suffer from clinical […]
If your parent hasn’t been sleeping well, rest assured that it’s normal (though frustrating for certain). In fact, you may not be sleeping well yourself. The older we become, the more we are prone to having sleep problems. A 2003 poll from the National Sleep Foundation found that 44% of participants struggled with insomnia several […]
Both in-home care and hospice care provide the best comprehensive care for the patient. The difference between the two is the focus of the care. By understanding in-home care and hospice care and how they can benefit your parent, you can make the best decisions when the time arises. What is In-Home Care Care? In-home […]
Not every senior wants to live in an assisted living community. Some prefer to stay in their homes for as long as possible because they thrive in this comfort and familiarity. With a few modifications, remaining in the home isn’t just feasible but practical and convenient. Keeping your loved one at home is economical, easiest […]
It’s hard to be a caregiver in the winter when cold and flu season is active and activities are limited. From board games to arts and crafts to indoor exercises, most activities are centered around the indoors. But now that summer is here, you have a whole new assortment of activities that open up. Below […]
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start to summer; a day filled with backyard barbecues, the opening of swimming pools and the anticipation of the last few days of school. Local pools open, state parks welcome campers and hikers and vacation plans are in the works. There’s no arguing with the fact that Memorial Day is […]
When you’ve come to the decision that your elderly loved one needs a caregiver, the next step is choosing someone to fill this role. Many families are unsure of where to go to find a qualified, trustworthy and compassionate caregiver, so they begin asking people they know or browsing one of the many websites that […]
Moving your loved one into a senior living community isn’t easy. Not only are they being uprooted from the place they’ve called home for years, maybe even decades, but also you are left going through their belongings, cleaning the home and getting it ready to rent or sell. Your parent may be dealing with anxiety […]
The importance of snacks are often overlooked, but they can be a critical part of your loved one’s diet. Often times, seniors eat inadequate portions at meals and don’t get the necessary nutrients that are needed for health, wellness, energy and immunity. Snacks can supplement these diets and give your loved one a much-needed boost. […]
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.