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Alliance Senior Care At Home providingg service to the Whole Detoit Metro Area
  • Home
  • About
    • Our Company
    • Our Story
  • Services
    • Home Care
    • Integrated Wellness Program
    • Geriatric Care Management
    • Specialty Care
    • Long Term Care Policy Support
  • Resources
    • FAQ
    • Blog
    • Testimonials
    • Leave a review
  • Contact
    • Locations
      • Auburn Hills
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      • Oak Park MI
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How to Handle Changes in Your Loved One

How to Handle Changes in Your Loved One

by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | Jun 22, 2021 | Caregiver / Caregiving, Elderly, Elderly Care in Rochester MI, Home Care Agency, Home Health Care in Farmington MI, Senior Aging

Adapting to Changes in your Elderly Loved One For most older adults, one of two scenarios occurs to necessitate the conversation regarding care and additional assistance. The first is a traumatic event, such as a fall or an accident. The second is that a family member...
When a Routine Surgery Doesn’t go as Planned

When a Routine Surgery Doesn’t go as Planned

by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | May 4, 2021 | Home Health Care in Farmington MI, Senior Aging, Senior Home Care

Brad is 82 years old. He is independent and lives with his wife who is 80. He schedules a hip replacement surgery. They discuss what to expect for his recovery and his post-surgery care needs with his family and his Dr. The day of the surgery comes, everything goes...
7 Tips for Family Caregivers to Care for Your Elderly Loved Ones During COVID-19

7 Tips for Family Caregivers to Care for Your Elderly Loved Ones During COVID-19

by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | Apr 23, 2021 | Home Health Care in Farmington MI, Senior Aging, Senior Home Care

Elderly people are known to be more at risk of serious illness due to coronavirus, especially those who have compromised immune systems and those with pre-existing conditions. For family caregivers, the coronavirus outbreak is especially worrisome, as the majority of...
How to Help Your Elderly Loved One Stay Relaxed During the COVID-19 Pandemic

How to Help Your Elderly Loved One Stay Relaxed During the COVID-19 Pandemic

by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | Apr 16, 2021 | Coronavirus Updates, COVID-19, Home Health Care in Farmington MI, Senior Aging, Senior Home Care

The COVID-19 pandemic has gotten many people stressed and overwhelmed. If your elderly loved one is feeling the stress from this pandemic, it is important to do what you can to help them relax. If you can’t be there to help them out, be sure there home care providers...
How to Make the Most of Your Elderly Parent Moving in with You

How to Make the Most of Your Elderly Parent Moving in with You

by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | Apr 7, 2021 | Home Health Care in Farmington MI, Senior Aging, Senior Home Care

Sometimes, the best choice is to have your elderly parent move in with you. They may need someone to spend more time with or someone to help with their medical needs. Maybe they are recovering from an injury and can’t do many things on their own right now. No matter...
How to Make the Most of Your Elderly Parent Moving in with You

How to Handle Your Elderly Loved One Forgetting Your Name

by Dina Zubi Hurnevich | Mar 24, 2021 | Home Health Care in Farmington MI, Senior Aging, Senior Home Care

Elder Home Care in Troy MI: Senior Memory Loss When someone ages, their memory won’t be as it used to be. They may develop age-related memory loss. However, some people develop more than that. Your loved one might get Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. When this...
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