Home for the Holidays?

At this time of the year, when we are preparing to visit our seniors here in South Florida for the holidays, I'd like to remind family members to take extra notice of obvious physical or mental changes since your last visit.  Is there evidence of excessive spending, unpaid bills, unkempt household or personal hygiene?  Is there an unusual volume of mail and solicitations for charities that you are not familiar with? Are there new "best friends" that you have not met?  Eventually, most of your elder parents will either need a caregiver or a care manager.  Few family members plan to handle caregiving responsibilities until an emergency arises.  If you have questions about long term care for your loved one, consult with a professional who can help you do what is best.  A Geriatric Care Manager will assess and plan ahead for your family member's needs.  What's best, care managers are on call for emergencies 24/7 - a very worthwhile service to faraway family members.  A Good Daughter Elder Care Management provides appropriate, professional care with heart and soul.  If interested, ask for a complimentary meet and greet at our office or in your parent's home. See us on the web at http://www.agooddaughter.com