Quality Now Provides Confidence, Coaching and Support for Alzheimer Caregivers
ASHVILLE, Ohio, May 14, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- According to the Alzheimer's Association, 5.8 Million Americans are currently living with this disease. This silent killer has a grave impact on caregivers and can lead to emotional stress, depression, financial strains and more. Quality Now Caregiver Services is on a mission to provide caregivers with the education, coaching and support they need to care for a loved one at home.
This newly launched service provides coaching sessions and home visits at a nominal cost to caregivers. Quality Now is with caregivers and their loved ones at every step of their journey, working closely with them to resolve day-to-day challenges and prepare for what's ahead.
"Often, caregivers are afraid to ask for help. They don't realize that there are several steps they can and should take to receive support, avoid burnout, mitigate financial risks and plan ahead," said Pam Reese, Founder of Quality Now Caregiver Services. "Caring for someone with Alzheimer's is an emotional journey. Proper care for loved ones starts with enlisting the help of professionals, seeking coaching and creating positive emotions."
Reese is a Registered Nurse with over two decades of experience managing the clinical operations of skilled nursing, memory care and assisted living facilities. Reese specialized in care of the elderly, who over 60% had dementia and Alzheimer's. Having studied evidenced – based processes, she has developed educational modules and trainings for caregivers, certified nursing assistants, nurses and nurse managers.
"I am thrilled to bring 25+ years of experience caring for seniors, including my own mother, to the Alzheimer's battle, and supporting caregivers with evidence – based approaches to treatment. Having personally experienced the challenges of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's, I launched Quality Now with the intention to pave an easier path for other caregivers."
By 2050, nearly 14 million Americans are estimated to be diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Nearly half of those caring for elderly, care for someone with Alzheimer's or dementia. Quality Now Caregiver Services is committed to eliminating caregiver burnout through proper education, coaching, and enhanced care. Enlist the support of Quality Now's certified team of professionals to reduce the burdens of caregiving.
For more information visit http://www.qualitynowcaregiverservices.com/
CONTACT:
Pam Reese, RN, Founder
Ph: 614-404-2508
[email protected]
SOURCE Quality Now Caregiver Services
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