Adults with Disabilities

Adults with Developmental Disabilities

5 Helpful Tips on Creating a Good Home Care Experience

Home care services are becoming increasingly popular among families who want to provide their loved ones with the care they need while still allowing them to maintain their independence. However, it is important to remember that not all home care experiences are created equal. The quality of care provided can vary greatly depending on a number of factors. Given this, you’ll want to do everything you can to create a good home care experience. To help you out, here are...

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The Benefits of Home Care for Disabled Adults: A Guide

Home care is a crucial component of the healthcare system, particularly for disabled adults who require constant support but prefer to stay in their homes. According to the CDC, approximately 61 million adults in the US have a disability, with 26% living with a severe disability. These individuals require specialized care, often provided by home care agencies. However, finding a reliable home care agency can be challenging, especially for first-timers. This article provides insights into home care for disabled adults,...

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Developmental Disabilities: A guide for understanding and supporting loved ones

Developmental disabilities are sometimes very misunderstood, but here’s what you need to know about them in order to be an effective supporter of loved ones with developmental disabilities. First, it’s important to understand the difference between developmental disabilities and mental illnesses. While both impair someone’s ability to function in society, the causes of developmental disabilities are mostly genetic or physical in nature; mental illnesses are caused by psychological factors that may include genetics but aren’t solely genetic. Neurodevelopmental Disorders Many people with...

Adults with Disabilities

Don’t Underestimate What Adults with Disabilities Can Do

The disability services community refers to adults with disabilities as invisible because, to the public eye, these individuals may not look like they have disabilities. However, that doesn’t mean these adults aren’t suffering from debilitating conditions that affect their daily lives in significant ways, including mobility issues, learning disorders and mental health concerns. Read on to learn more about this population and how you can help support adults with disabilities in your community or workplace. Try to keep an...

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