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Resources
for ElderCare
Adult
Day Program -
Circle of Friends
Community
Support Services
Meals on Wheels
Congregate Dining
Transportation
Volunteer
We are empowering seniors and
persons with disabilities to maintain their dignity, well-being,
and independence.
At HSI we receive calls for help from many adult
children about their parents, or from elderly persons themselves.
Usually, the elderly person is trying to remain in his or her own
home, but is struggling with managing daily needs. Typical concerns
are that the elderly person:
- is not eating properly
- seems bored and has lost interest in hobbies
- seems unusually sad
- makes mistakes when taking his or her medications
- can’t take care of his or her bathing
needs
- can’t keep up with his or her housework
- seems vulnerable due to a medical or mental
condition
- seems fearful much of the time
- doesn’t get out much or have many
friends
If you are concerned
because you or an elderly person you know seems to be having trouble
with these or other types of problems, ask for help from HSI. Our
professional and caring staff is available to look over an elderly
person’s living situation, make suggestions about support
services that may help that person remain safe and comfortable in
their own home. Members of our staff include program coordinators, care managers,
licensed social workers, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses,
home health aides, and dedicated volunteers.
To
learn more about how we can help you or an elderly person
you know remain independent and fully involved in life,
call HSI today at:
651-275-5810 |
Interested in volunteering
in this area? Call Crystal Nutt at 651-275-4306
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info@hsicares.org
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