FAQs

Aging in place is one of the "solutions" offered for helping an older person to remain independent. It is based on the concept that if you stay in your own home, it is less likely that you'll suffer from loneliness and isolation.

This was found partly due to the aging population worldwide, extending average life expectancy, and increases in chronic disorders such as diabetes mellitus.

For many of clients, their home is reflective of longstanding family memories and a sense of comfort. It is not easy to replicate that sense of security after they have moved to assisted living or a nursing home.

If you are still uncertain about which option would be best for your loved one, consider speaking with an expert in long-term care who can help you understand the different options available in your area. You could also talk with your loved one's doctor, who may be able to make recommendations based on medical needs.

1. Does the individual need assistance with activities of daily living?
2. Can the individual live independently with minimal supervision?
3. Prepare a budget for caregiving services or residents in a care facility.
4. Is there a significant risk their condition will decline rapidly?

Yes, In cases where the help provided is not sufficient to enable them to remain independent, for this reason, Chrispos Home Care provides qualified caregivers in assisted living facilities as well.

On average, services can be provided within 48 hours and sometimes, the same day.