Advantages of home care

Starting home care services earlier offers a multitude of advantages. Gardens of Western Reserve Home Care & Hospice is available 24/7 to answer your questions. 

Owners Rich Piekarski and Hanna Schindley and Rich’s son, Richie, are dedicated to filling the needs of their clients and educating families about eldercare. 

Here’s a list of the advantages of early intervention when considering home care:

• Personalized Support: Early home care allows for a gradual adjustment to receiving care, making the transition to additional care less disruptive. Client and caregivers have time to develop a relationship and a care plan specific to your needs.
• Enhanced Quality of Life: Home care provides companionship and social interaction. Early intervention allows for the care team to assist with hobbies, outings and exercise.
• Prevention of Decline: Consistent health monitoring, medication reminders and early detection of physical and mental decline go a long way in maintaining independence and an active lifestyle.
• Family Support: Families can share responsibilities with a care team instead of bearing the full load of care. This reduces the emotional and physical strain of caregiving, giving the family peace of mind.
• Financial Benefits: Early support in the home can help prevent accidents or other emergencies that can lead to costly hospital stays or long-term care.
• Continuity of Care: Building relationships with caregivers early allows for continuity and trust to be built. Seniors are more likely to accept additional care when needed.
• Positive Family Dynamics: Involving professionals in your loved ones’ care helps families communicate more effectively and reinforces family bonds.

Contact Gardens of Western Reserve Home Care & Hospice at 216-916-1110 anytime or email hanna@gardensofwesternreservehospice.com. Please join us for a Q&A breakfast and a tour of the 1845 Bronson House located at 1915 Main Street in Peninsula. RSVP to Hanna at 

216-916-1110.