Alzheimer’s disease and other brain-related conditions have a significant impact on individuals, families, and communities worldwide. As these conditions continue to affect a growing number of people, it becomes increasingly crucial to raise awareness, provide support, and promote research. Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month serves as a dedicated time to shine a spotlight on these […]

“Entering their reality” is an approach often recommended for communicating with individuals with dementia. It involves embracing and accepting the person’s perception of reality, even if it differs from the objective truth. This approach acknowledges that the person’s cognitive impairment may lead to confusion, memory loss, and the creation of alternative realities or beliefs. Here’s

In today’s fast-paced world, many individuals, particularly the elderly and those with disabilities, cherish the idea of aging gracefully in the comfort of their own homes. With non-medical home care services, this dream can become a reality. Non-medical home care offers a range of personalized assistance and support that promotes independence, well-being, and a higher

As we age, it’s natural to start thinking about how we’ll take care of ourselves in our later years. While some seniors may opt for assisted living facilities or nursing homes, others prefer to remain in the comfort of their own homes. For those who choose to age in place, non-medical live-in care can be

As we age, many of us find ourselves in a position where we need additional help and support to maintain our health and well-being. For elderly individuals who require ongoing care, respite care can provide an essential break for both the caregiver and the care recipient. In this blog post, we’ll discuss what respite care

As we age, our healthcare needs change. Many seniors find that they need help with daily activities or additional help around the house. Home care is a type of care that provides assistance to seniors in the comfort of their own homes. In this blog post, we will discuss why home care is helpful for

Worried about your loved one’s safety but they want to keep their independence and stay in their home? Live-in care is the answer! Live-in care is when a certified home health aide lives in an individual’s home and assists them with their needs in the home setting. The care plan is individualized to the client

Linda Brearley is co-owner of Haddon Home Care. With 30 years of experience she is able to see the needs of our clients through the eyes of a family member as well as a healthcare provider.  Linda discovered her calling as caregiver while providing Hospice care in her home for five of her family members. 

Kim Wagner has worked in healthcare for more than 28 years, with twelve of those years being directly in home care. With a background in and passion for service to the elderly, Kim is unceasingly dedicated to ensuring the highest quality of care possible is provided to each and every client. Kim is a Certified