Reminders That You Care
One of the toughest parts of caregiving is the repetition. You don’t like repeating yourself again and again. Your loved one does not like getting constant instructions. No one wants to be dependent.
The Companion is great for repeating reminders. It supports your reminder with scheduled pictures, music, and your Trusted Voice™. Your loved one can receive gentle guidance to help them live independently.
A couple examples are:
– Reminder to take the new medication with breakfast.
– Mid-morning encouragement for a refreshing glass of water.
– Prompt to check the mail and take a quick walk in the early afternoon.
– Reminder to change bandages to avoid getting an infection.
– Give instruction for a breathing exercise to help with pain in the evening.
– Set relaxing music to help your loved one sleep throughout the night.
Make the day go smoothly even when routines change. Help your loved one be independent.
Use Family Connect to your advantage.
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The Doctor Wants What?
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Evolve the Routine
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