Living Well Home Care

Living Well Home Care Living Well Home Care is California Licensed Home Care Organization (HCO) located in the city of Cerritos and Tustin.

It is a family-owned business that has a simple yet meaningful mission in providing quality compassionate care for those in need.

Today is a beautiful reminder of how much simple, caring connection matters—especially for older adults who may feel iso...
01/21/2026

Today is a beautiful reminder of how much simple, caring connection matters—especially for older adults who may feel isolated, anxious, or forgetful. For many families, a warm hug, a gentle touch on the shoulder, or unhurried companionship can be just as meaningful as help with daily tasks.
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At Living Well Home Care, caregivers are trained to support the whole person, not just the care plan. That means offering patient conversation, reassuring presence, and compassionate, dignity‑honoring care that helps your loved one feel seen, safe, and valued at home.

If someone you love could use more support—and more caring connections—at home, Living Well is here to walk alongside your family with personalized in‑home care services tailored to their needs.

Moving forward takes on different meanings for individuals based on their life situations.We're here for families and in...
01/19/2026

Moving forward takes on different meanings for individuals based on their life situations.

We're here for families and individuals in need of support throughout their life journeys - making the experience more meaningful and less stressful.

When someone you love has heart disease or heart failure, even “small” changes can be a big deal. A few extra pounds in ...
01/12/2026

When someone you love has heart disease or heart failure, even “small” changes can be a big deal. A few extra pounds in a day, feeling more out of breath than usual, or needing more pillows to sleep can all be early warning signs that the heart is under stress.
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That is why tracking symptoms matters. Our simple Heart Health Symptom Tracker makes it easy to jot down daily weight, swelling, shortness of breath, energy level, and other changes in just a few minutes, so you can spot patterns sooner and share clear information with the doctor.
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Caring for a parent or spouse with heart issues and not sure what really “counts” as concerning? Download the free symptom tracker today to start catching minor changes before they turn into major problems and feel more confident supporting your loved one at home.

Download the symptom tracker here: https://www.livingwellhomecare.com/resource/heart-health-symptom-tracker?fb

Looking through old photos with a loved one who has dementia is more than a sweet moment—it is a simple form of cognitiv...
01/10/2026

Looking through old photos with a loved one who has dementia is more than a sweet moment—it is a simple form of cognitive stimulation that can spark memories, emotions, and conversation. Caregivers can gently guide this time by choosing a few photos at once, asking open-ended questions like “Who is in this picture?” or “What were you doing here?”, and allowing plenty of silence so the person never feels rushed or tested.
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This kind of “reminiscence” activity can help exercise memory, support a sense of identity, and reduce anxiety by focusing on familiar faces, places, and happy times. Caregivers can also turn it into a comforting routine—maybe after lunch or in the early afternoon—using the same album or box of photos, keeping the mood light, validating whatever the person shares, and stopping as soon as they seem tired or frustrated so the experience stays positive.

Sudden weight gain isn’t just “a few extra pounds” for someone with heart disease or CHF—it can be an early warning sign...
01/08/2026

Sudden weight gain isn’t just “a few extra pounds” for someone with heart disease or CHF—it can be an early warning sign that the body is holding onto dangerous extra fluid. Daily weight checks (same time, same scale, same clothes) can help catch changes of 2–3 pounds in a day or 5 pounds in a week, which many cardiologists consider a red flag that needs a call to the doctor. Regular tracking also gives the care team a clearer picture of how medications, diet, and activity are really working over time.

For families, this simple habit can mean fewer scary ER trips and more peace of mind knowing problems may be caught sooner instead of later. Our home care professional can help by reminding your loved one to weigh in, recording numbers in a log or app, and spotting changes that might need medical attention, so you are not the only one watching the scale.

01/08/2026

When Parkinson’s is part of your loved one’s life, even “simple” things—like standing up from a favorite chair or getting out of bed—can start to feel scary instead of easy. It’s hard to watch them move more slowly, feel unsteady, and worry about falling, especially when you’re doing everything you can to help.

In-home caregivers can step in as a steady, reassuring partner, offering safe hands-on support and fall-safe techniques so everyday moments become safer, calmer, and more manageable for both of you.

01/07/2026

Staying ontop of medications can help reduce risks for those battling CHF and heart disease, or recovering from a cardiac event.

If that's something you need support with, our caregivers are experts in working with both medication and symptom monitoring to help minimize risks and prevent rehospitalization.

01/02/2026

Heart disease, heart attacks, and CHF bring new challenges to the lives of those you love.

If you're struggling to keep up with the support your loved one needs, learn more about how we can care for your loved one - giving you the relief and comfort you need, too.

https://www.livingwellhomecare.com/service/heart-disease?fb

12/23/2025

Our Living Well Case Management team recently spent time visiting the community at Alamitos West Health & Rehabilitation, sharing a little extra holiday cheer.

This season is often filled with traditions and fun activities shared with family, and we know not everyone can be home during this time. We were honored to bring that same spirit of joy, connection, and celebration to those spending the holidays there.

Moments like these remind us how meaningful it is to show up, share smiles, and create warmth wherever we can.

The long nights around the Winter Solstice can be especially hard on seniors’ mental health, even in Southern California...
12/21/2025

The long nights around the Winter Solstice can be especially hard on seniors’ mental health, even in Southern California. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and reduced sunlight can lead to increased sadness, low energy, changes in sleep, and a loss of interest in activities they usually enjoy.

Encouraging time outdoors during daylight, keeping homes well-lit and cozy, and staying socially connected—through visits, calls, or video chats—can all make a meaningful difference. If you notice changes in mood or behavior in an aging loved one, gently check in, listen without judgment, and consider talking with their healthcare provider; mental health support is just as important as physical care at every age.

Here are some simple tips you can consider as you help lift the spirits of a loved one.

We often focus on the seniors who need care, but overlook the family members who sacrifice time and energy to provide ca...
12/20/2025

We often focus on the seniors who need care, but overlook the family members who sacrifice time and energy to provide care for their loved ones.

Who do you know who's filling the role of both spouse/son/daughter and family caregiver?

Here are gift ideas you can provide them to give them a portion of the support they need.

If you're a family caregiver, what ways have you focused on self-care to avoid burnout?

Winter in SoCal doesn’t bring snowstorms—but it does bring slick walkways, chilly nights, and more time indoors for agin...
12/19/2025

Winter in SoCal doesn’t bring snowstorms—but it does bring slick walkways, chilly nights, and more time indoors for aging loved ones. If you’re checking in on a parent or grandparent and wondering if their home is really “winter ready,” this free guide is for you.​

Download our Winter Readiness Guide for Seniors to get quick safety tips, simple checklists, and gentle reminders that make a big difference.

https://www.livingwellhomecare.com/resource/winter-readiness-checklist

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4281 Katella Avenue STE 119
Los Alamitos, CA
90703

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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