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It’s not always easy to know when to ask for help. But noticing small changes early can make a big difference. If you or someone you love is showing these signs, it might be time to explore at-home support.
Struggles with Personal Hygiene
Bathing, dressing, or grooming becomes difficult or neglected.
Irregular or Missed Meals
Forgetting to eat, skipping meals, or poor nutrition.
Memory Issues or Cognitive Decline
Struggles with remembering people, places, or routines.
House No Longer Feels Safe or Tidy
Clutter, dirt, or hazards appear where there were none before.
Mobility Has Become Limited
Difficulty walking or standing. Increased risk of falls.
Forgets Dates or Daily Tasks
Misses bills, and appointments, or becomes easily confused.
Isolation or Loneliness
Lacks social contact or seems withdrawn.
Medication Confusion
Doses are missed or mixed up, or prescriptions go unfilled.
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