Ilona Feinstein Email & Phone Number

Finding quality care for your aging loved one can be a scary and overwhelming process. There are a number of reasons you could be looking for some help. Do you live far away from your parents and worry about their well-being? Are you the family caregiver, craving quality time and less stress? Has someone in the family been diagnosed with Alzheimer's or Dementia and you're looking for a care plan? If any of these questions resonate with you, I’d love to assist you and your family as you begin this journey.As the Vice President of Lily Home Care, a family owned and operated non-medical home care agency serving the Greater Akron region, I understand that home care is not a one-size-fits-all process. Our team takes the time to meet with prospective clients and their families, gets to know them and fully understand their needs and, working together, creates a personalized care plan.Our services include, but are not limited to the following: Companionship/Homemaker Services• Companionship and conversation• Meal preparation and clean up (kosher if needed)• Diet monitoring• Wake up and tuck in assistance• General household chores• Laundry assistance• Transportation & appointment assistance• Medication remindersPersonal Care Services• Grooming and hygiene assistance• Bathing• Toileting/Incontinence Care• Mobility/Walking• Fall preventionAlzheimer's and Dementia Care• Mental stimulation through games and activities• Memory trigger creation• Offering companionship to ease depression or anxiety• Wandering preventionFamilies can be often divided over the issue of mom or dad's ability to drive. Lily Home Care can serve as an unbiased third party, with no emotional connection to your family's history, to offer a comprehensive driving assessment to help ease the stress and keep your loved ones safe. Our staff has been trained and certified by a state highway patrolman and is currently scheduling assessments. We also offer various presentations to provide knowledge and advice in the home care and safety arenas. Topics include how aging affects driving and how to adapt, coping with an aging parent driver, senior safety at home and on the go, exercising the body and mind, normal memory loss vs dementia, Alzheimer's 101, caregiver stress, caring for a Jewish client and/or cultural sensitivity in care and more. We can come to your community center, church, senior group, support group, library, independent or assisted living facility or other location.

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