For many adult children, one of the hardest things they can be faced with is talking to aging parents about the need for long-term care.
If you’re concerned about whether or not an aging parent or loved one is ready for assistance, here are some warning signs:
- Stacks of unopened mail
- Decline in personal grooming habits
- Loss of interest in hobbies and activities
- Missed appointments
- Changes in weight or diet
- Visible signs that housekeeping is not being kept up with
Catholic Care Center’s president and CEO, Tom Church explains how to discuss the subject of long-term care with aging parents in the video below.
