It can be difficult to see your aging parents have difficulty completing tasks that they once did with ease. Taking care of the dishes after dinner, driving to an appointment, and keeping up with their personal hygiene have become daunting tasks as their mobility and health decline. You don’t mind helping them more as they age, but you can’t help but wonder when you need to talk about bringing in a professional caregiver. Below are some common signs to look for.

When it comes to an aging parent, safety is your family’s top priority. As your loved one ages, their needs will change, and they may require additional assistance with their activities of daily living to keep them safe.