Physician's Choice Private Duty provides comprehensive living strategies for seniors and their families. Our program is designed and administered by experienced, licensed medical workers and registered nurses. We focus on evaluating every aspect of a senior's condition and their home environment.
In Nebraska:
Omaha
8212 F Street
Omaha, NE 68127
402-827-7818
fax 402-933-4255
Omaha
8212 F Street
Omaha, NE 68127
402-827-7818
fax 402-933-4255
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Physicians Choice Private Duty
Omaha's Premier In Home Assisted Living Provider
What to Expect as an Aging Parent’s Caregiver
Assuming the role of your parent’s caregiver is no easy task. However, it is an increasingly common one. Today, millions of adult children in the United States are charged with speaking up for a parent when that parent is longer able to do it themselves.
How to Advocate for Your Aging Parent’s Health Care
How to Advocate for Your Aging Parent’s Health Care. If you are one of the millions of adult children in the United States responsible for the care of an aging parent, you are well aware of the weight of this responsibility. This can be a challenge when your parent is relatively healthy and independent.
Deaths from Falls Increasing Sharply Among Seniors
While it is not clear why deaths from falls are rising, one thing is clear, falls are preventable. Webmd.com’s article, Study: Older Americans are Dying More From Falls, states that caregivers need to know that falls are preventable and encourage their loved one to talk to their doctor regarding their risk of falling.
How to Protect an Elderly Loved One from Falls
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that each year, one out of every four Americans over the age of 65 experiences a fall. More troubling, that number is rising.
Number of Seniors Who Die After a Fall is on the Rise
Is Moving an Aging Parent into Your Home the Right Move?
Is Moving Your Aging Parent in with You the Right Decision?
How Families Can Avoid the Rising Cost of Nursing Homes – and Get Closer in the Process
Talking with a Parent about Dementia Signs
Is My Parent Suffering from Dementia or Just Getting Older?