Signs Your Senior Loved One May Need In-Home Care
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- Sep 11, 2025
- 2 min read

Deciding to seek in-home care for your loved one can be a difficult decision, especially if you want them to maintain their independence and dignity as long as possible. With in-home care, your loved one can receive extra support or companionship so they can feel comfortable and safe in their home.
Decline in Personal Hygiene
If you notice it is becoming more difficult for your loved one to bathe, and maintain a clean physical appearance, they made need personal care support. Some signals to look out for are wearing the same clothes for multiple days, resistant to bathe, skipping dental care, or body odor.
Decline in the Condition of Their Home
You may notice the condition of your loved one's home begins to change as daily chores have become too physically demanding for them. If you notice the garbage isn't getting changed, dishes aren't getting washed, and clutter is piling up - it may be time for home care assistance.
Changes in Eating Habits
You may begin to recognize a change in your loved one's eating habits. They may not be eating enough, or getting the proper nutrition if shopping and cooking becomes too much. A caregiver can assist with transportation, groceries, and meal preparation so your loved one will receive the nourishment they need.
Loneliness or Isolation
Mobility may become an issue for your loved one, making social outings and hobbies more difficult. It is important for seniors to maintain connection for their mental and physical well-being. With the help of a caregiver, they can provide your loved one with companionship and transportation to appointments or outings.
Recognizing these signs is crucial to ensure your loved one receives the care and support they need. From respite care to help with daily chores, Earth Angels can provide you and your family professional and compassionate care. If you are interested in learning more about home care, explore our services, book a complimentary in-home assessment, or give us a call (902) 405-4400.




