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Homecare: Handling Sibling Issues to Provide Better Care for Your Aging Parent

By Julie McCormick, Co-Owner | November 26, 2021 |

Homecare in Prince William County VA: Sibling Issues

Homecare: As your parents get older, you and your siblings may need to work together to take care of them. However, many siblings often get into disagreements or arguments about the care that their aging parent needs.

LivinRite Home Health Services Shares A Client Testimonial

By Julie McCormick, Co-Owner | January 26, 2021 |

Home Care in Manassas VA: Client Testimonial

Home Care in Manassas VA “We were thrilled with services. We couldn’t have had anymore delightful people!

Diplomatically Handle Family Arguments Over Home Care By Asking These Questions

By Julie McCormick, Co-Owner | January 3, 2019 |

Senior Care in Frederick County VA: Family Argument Tips

Senior Care in Frederick County VA: Family arguments pop up regularly when home care decisions are being made. One sibling may focus on your parents’ finances while you’re looking at their emotional needs.

PCA, HHA, Medication Aide & CNA classes now available

By admin | December 15, 2016 |

LivinRite is excited to announce training programs for personal care aides, home health aides and certified nursing aides. Classes will be available starting 2017. PCA, HHA & Medication Aide training January 9th –> 13th , (Monday through Thursday 8:30 am-2:30 pm). Certified Nursing Assistant January 9th –> 2nd February (Monday through Thursday 8:30 am-2:30 pm),…

Fun Things To Do With Your Loved One This Fall

By Julie McCormick, Co-Owner | August 26, 2016 |

Home Care in Culpepper County VA: Fall can be a wonderful time of year for your loved one to enjoy healthy and active activities. Often, the weather is mild and pleasant instead of being too hot and the fall colors can be a sight to see.

6 Risk Factors that Contribute to Complicated Grief

By Julie McCormick, Co-Owner | March 24, 2016 |

Caregiver in Clark County VA: Most of the time you can’t know how your loved one is going to react to a loss. In the case of a condition called complicated grief, however, there are some warning signs that can alert you to the fact that your loved one might have more difficulty dealing with large losses than the average person might.