What to Look for When Visiting Aging Loved Ones this Thanksgiving

During the holiday season families and friends often make special visits to aging loved ones. Aging Life Care Managers® suggest you use this time to take note of any changes in health, behavior, or physical appearance. You may discover your aging loved one now needs more help or attention.

 Is it Time for Help? Knowing When Your Aging Loved One Can’t Go it Alone Anymore 

Aging Life Care Managers® across the country notice an increase of inquiry calls during and immediately after the holiday season.  

Amidst the hustle and bustle, families should take time to observe any changes in an aging loved one’s behaviors or lifestyle, says Florida based Aging Life Care Manager Liz Barlowe.  These changes may vary widely. Bruises or cuts may indicate a recent fall, while a damaged car may indicate difficulty driving.

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