Home Care Assistance Of Austin

Family caregivers make many sacrifices when taking on the role of supporting an aging loved one, and they need to remember it is important to take care of their own needs as well. Finding balance can be challenging, but professional respite home care can help. At Home Care Assistance of Austin, TX, our respite care programs provide family caregivers with the support necessary to rest, go to work, renew the spirit, and better meet their own needs.

Independence is one of the first casualties in the battle against Alzheimer's and Dementia. Home Care Assistance provides in-home care that is administered by the most compassionate, highly trained professionals in the senior care industry. Our twenty-four hour monitoring allows those struggling with the disease all the comforts of their very own home.

The Cognitive Therapeutics Method is a science-based brain fitness program that is administered one-on-one in the comfortable home environment to promote brain health and proactively delay cognitive decline.

The Cognitive Therapeutics Method can be beneficial to a wide range of clients including those who are worried about being affected by cognitive limitations one day and others who are currently experiencing symptoms, since the program includes over 300 activities with varying levels of difficulty to choose from to keep the program enjoyable and just challenging enough.

Home Care Assistance of Austin is a trusted name in senior care services. We are renowned for exceptional senior care services. Our Senior Caregivers are professionally trained and personally committed. We are a licensed, bonded, and insured senior care provider. For the safety of our senior clients, all of our caregivers are rigorously-screened and background checked.

A stroke can be an extremely challenging medical event to cope with and recover from; patients must simultaneously overcome physical, cognitive and emotional challenges and many stroke survivors report frustrations with the recovery process. In a recent survey of over 1000 stroke survivors, over 40% felt somewhat or not very successful in meeting their rehabilitation goals and 38% felt they lacked information relevant to their recovery.