Just offer. Hey, you did a little yard work how about a nice warm shower to prevent muscles aches. I'll put some lotion on and rub your shoulders! Do you want a quick wash up? Or just wait for...

Yes! Get some hands on experience first. Not only will you be more confident with your business later on, you will also need this experience. Look at it this way--would you hire someone you did ...

Its messed up how you feel the need to advertise on yahoo answers. shame on you and take it elsewhere

This isn't just an investment--you will be an owner or part owner of a business. You should be prepared to get involved in hiring people, making business decisions, and spending lots of time ...

Providing the qualifications are OK, they can speak English, & they have a work permit, then why not? Obviously the language barrier would be a problem. Some of the elderly in care homes, h...

Call each of your brothers, tell them you will be bringing mom over for one month, and do not take no for an answer, drive to their home, act as though all is expected to mom, pull the suitcases ou...

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going to an elderly home and help by volenteering there. there is not enough workers in this field or enough people to spend 2 or 3 hours a week at a home where they can help with meals, arts and ...

I'm not sure if you mean get help for someone elderly or find help with the elderly. I would call a local counsel on aging or the government has all types of places you can call for help with ...

You don't say why. Unlike tradcobdriver (and the rest) I am not going to jump to the conclusion that you wish to put your elderly parents away. It could be that you are seeking work (that'...

I think you may need a qualification as a nurse, but am not sure. The best thing would probably be to go to care homes in your area and ask for a meeting with the personnel manager / human resource...

i think it all depends on how far their dementia has progressed..being a little "forgetful" is somewhat normal..but forgetting major things like eating, bathing, cleaning surroundings..th...

Mike, I work in an assessment unit for the nhs. we assess patients with dementia to see what care they need when the family cant cope any more. I had to escort one to a nursing home with his wife t...

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