Caring for a Loved One at Home

Safety in the Home

The home is commonplace to provide care for a loved one.

Whether you are helping them get back on their feet after being released from the hospital or whether you are helping them manage a chronic or advanced illness—we know you are dedicated to giving them the best care possible.

In this section, you can find resources to help you on this journey.

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Smiling nurse in blue scrubs assisting an older woman lifting small hand weights during a rehabilitation or physical therapy session in a bright indoor setting.

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Short-Term Rehab. A Guide.

Short-term rehabilitation, also known as short-term rehab or sub-acute rehab, is a specialized program designed to help individuals regain their maximum possible strength, mobility, and independence. 

An MJHS nurse in a blue polo waves warmly at a senior man at his doorway, fostering a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

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Getting Started with Home Care

How you initiate receiving home care support depends on whether you’re at home or about to be discharged from a hospital or inpatient rehab center.

Female Home Caregiver Taking Senior Male's Blood Pressure with His Partner Nearby

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Your Guide to Home Care

This guide will walk you through what home care is, who may benefit from it, how to get started.

A home health nurse sits with a patient on a couch. She has a stethoscope and is listening to the patient's heart.

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What is Home Care?

Home care is a support service that helps a person remain safely in their home while dealing with health-related issues. There are various types of home care services that can be provided depending on the person's needs.

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Protecting Your Loved Ones From Heart Disease

Congestive Heart Failure (CHF), also known as Heart Failure, is when your heart gets damaged and is not pumping enough blood to meet your body's needs. Learn more.

Caregiver Pushing Woman in Wheelchair

Helpful Tips and Advice for Caregivers - Article

Options When Your Loved One Can No Longer Live Safely On Their Own

Know your options when you can no longer care for your family member at home. Explore options for long-term care using this guide developed by MJHS.

Nurse checking heartbeat of elderly patient

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Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) and You

Congestive Heart Failure (CHF), also known as Heart Failure, is when your heart gets damaged and is not pumping enough blood to meet your body's needs. Learn more.

Two Senior Men Sitting on Outdoor Steps

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Warning Signs of Dementia

Dementia can be a scary word. Learn about the early warning signs and what to do if you're noticing symptoms.

Emergency Preparedness

Safety in the Home - Article

Preparing for an Emergency

Being prepared for emergencies such as house fires, hurricanes, floods, or other natural disasters is very important. The following article can guide you on creating an Emergency Plan to prepare yourself on what needs to be done before, during, and after an emergency.

Washing Hands

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Preventing the Risk of Infection in the Home

If a family member has an infection, they may risk spreading it to a person who is “at risk.” The home and surroundings must be constantly kept as clean as possible. Take these steps to prevent infection in the home.