By JillHoffschneider April 11, 2014
I have to put this out there to anyone who is considering sending a loved one here DON’T! This place has been a real eye opener. I’ve always heard horror stories about people stealing but what I have witnessed in downright abuse! There are a handful of people, who have been really good to my mother, and I am grateful for that, but I am going to be taking my mother out of there as soon as possible! There is a woman there named Barb Davila? (I am not sure on the spelling she’s activities personnel I’ve been told) who I have seen on not one but two separate occasions verbally and physically assaulting the residents (calling them stupid and intentionally pushing a man in a wheelchair into the wall). I am absolutely horrified and disgusted and ask that you really reconsider sending your loved ones here! ...read more
By DonaldCortese March 03, 2014
do you carry these? ...read more
By rca August 01, 2012
This business is not competent to take out the trash. They don't work on weekends. They work only until 5 pm and then charge overtime for everything. If there is an emergency they won't notify you. They charge way too much money.My relative had a fall and was taken to the ER last Saturday 7-28. Linda went to a wedding, then drove across town to the hospital, then drove back to her office, then finally called me 8 hours after the event. This cost our trust about $1000. For what? All she had to do was call me.She is dishonest, and incompetent. And her attorney is the absolute worst! ...read more
Here are easy tips to keep our seniors safe at home. If you need help for an aging loved one in the Denver, CO area visit www.safeharborhomecare.org. 10 Easy Ways to Prevent Falls at Home Safe home tips for seniors to prevent falls and accidents By Gina Roberts-Grey According to a new report released by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, about one in six Americans age 65 and older will suffer a fall in the next three months, with about a third of those people sustaining serious injuries, such as a broken hip. The critical takeaway point is that most of these falls are preventable. About half of the tumbles that seniors experience occur in their homes. It only takes a few simple modifications and improvements to your home, however, to eliminate many of the common hazards that can cause such disabling, even fatal, falls. Armed with the pointers below, you (or a caregiver or family member), along with someone who's handy with a few power tools, can accomplish these safety modifications over the course of a weekend. These adjustments can make your home safer for not only an older person, but also for everyone who steps inside — especially grandchildren who often fail to watch where they're going! Continue reading HERE. ...read more
By Home Care Denver Colorado, Safe Harbor Home Care August 13, 2009
Baby Boomer Generation Fears Dementia, Alzheimer's and Memory Loss "The words dementia, Alzheimer's and memory loss instills fear of aging in the retiring baby boomer generation. Scientific research now shows that the causes of memory loss can be prevented or delayed. The studies also confirm that memory loss is not a normal process of aging." Follow this link for the complete article: http://www.aginghomehealthcare.com/baby-boomer-generation.html Visit us at www.safeharborhomecare.org with any questions, or if you need help for an aging loved one in the Denver CO area. ...read more
By Home Care Denver Colorado, Safe Harbor Home Care August 05, 2009
When Your Loved One Resists Care Here is an article I found that is very helpful for caregivers who are struggling with the loved one they are trying so hard to care for. It offers other ways to look at the behavior to try to understand what our loved ones are trying to communicate to us. If you are a caregiver, and need help with an aging loved one in the Denver CO area, visitwww.safeharborhomecare.org. "How many times has your mother refused to change her clothes? Has your father resisted getting out of bed? Has your wife pushed you away when you tried to brush her teeth? Many times a caregiver will be particularly frustrated by her loved one's refusal to help himself. At times she can't help but think that the person she cares for "36 hours a day" is going out of his way to make her miserable! The increasing irrationality of individuals with dementia makes it even harder on the caregiver." Continue reading article here:http://www.thehomecaredirectory.com/home_health_care/related_articles/when_your_loved_one_resists_care/147/ ...read more
By Home Care Denver Colorado, Safe Harbor Home Care July 28, 2009
Hospice services are very personal and caring in nature, so it does not seem right to produce a huge marketing method to sell these services. It is better to build relationships and participate in events to make your services know to potential patients. ...read more
Although we hope everyone will recover from an illness or old age, this is oftentimes not the case. In some situations, there is nothing that can be done to restore a person’s health. However, hospice care can make the end of one’s life much more comfortable through physical, e... ...read more
