In Home Care 4u

01/22/2026

https://inhomecare4u.com/home-care-insights-%26-tips/f/dnr-vs-post-what-families-should-know-before-a-crisis

Most families believe that once a medical form is signed, their loved one’s wishes will automatically be honored everywhere. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. Understanding the difference between a DNR and a ...

01/21/2026

01/15/2026

Did you know there's a difference between working "Graveyard shifts" and a flat rate overnight sleeping shift. That's right. Some clients just need someone else to be in the home in case of an emergency, someone to help them get ready for bed, brush their teeth, put on their pjs and get into bed. While they might wake you a few times a night to use the bathroom, most of your evening is free. Whether you need to use the time to study, you want to watch a movie or doom scroll on your phone, sleeping overnight caregiving shifts are very different than our normal caregiving shifts. If you're interested in learning more about these and think it could work for you. Apply here today: https://forms.gle/PKAErXjjkAMxU8XP9

01/15/2026

We love the Palouse Habitat for Humanity ramps and rails project!

01/13/2026

Apply here: https://forms.gle/AFHqyweyzFZ6tKwe9

01/12/2026

Public figures tend to automatically invite public opinion into very private decisions. Unfortunately over 6million individuals struggle with dementia in the US. That equates to a lot more people impacted.

Until you walk in someone’s exact shoes you simply cannot understand what they’re going through or why they’re making the choices they do.

In our business we’ve helped lots of families through memory care and I can tell you every single client, though they may share a diagnosis, is wildly unique. So even if your mom cared for your grandmother at home on her own, their unique situation may have allowed for that to be possible, while someone else may not have had that ability for a variety of circumstances and valid reasons.

This is a difficult and long goodbye and his wife is coping with it by sharing her very private struggles openly with his fan base. Please offer compassion and grace, dementia is a very hard path to walk for all who have it and who have a loved one with it.

01/12/2026

Love this!

“One time my dad took his electric wheelchair through a McDonalds drive through and they got mad at him… but he couldn’t get through their front door and so he thought, “why not”. People with mobility issues still want to go places.” - Joleen

01/11/2026

01/08/2026

The blog article other home care franchises are afraid to write:
https://inhomecare4u.com/home-care-insights-%26-tips/f/what-every-in-home-care-4u%E2%84%A2-franchisee-should-know-before-buying

The Excitement Is Real, But So Is the Responsibility.

01/06/2026

Ok caregivers:
Squats after eating… who’s with me?

01/06/2026