"The caregiver was always respectful of my parent's privacy and their lifestyle yet never neglecting the care that was needed. She learned their food preferences and took delight in learning new recipes and ways of preparing meals."

Mike S.
Gig Harbor, WA

Total Care Solutions for Families

If you are wondering whether in-home care or care management is right for your elder or loved one, here are some typical reasons to investigate these options:

Distance Caregiving: Your aging parents live more than an hour away and you believe they are struggling to manage day to day activities
There has been a specific change in a senior's health (stroke, heart attack, diagnosis of a chronic condition like diabetes or Parkinson's)
Mediating family meetings: Siblings are not in agreement on a plan of care for an elderly parent
A family caregiver needs a break: you want to help but aren't sure how
Your aging parents will not discuss their health and/or financial situation with you
Your family has had a change in condition (new baby, job loss, moving, health change) and you can no longer provide the support you offered in the past
An aging parent's dementia is increasingly difficult to manage
Hospice/end of life care has been recommended and you are not sure what that means
Your parent seems depressed; is it boredom, loneliness or something more serious?
A medical crisis occurs

Sound Options has the answer even when you aren't sure what to ask! Since 1989 Sound Options has provided the expertise of professional Care Managers trained to problem solve health care challenges. Most people surveyed indicate they would prefer aging in place to care in a facility; there is no place like home for growing old. Sound Options will help you determine what help is needed and where to find it. Contact us today to get started.