Open Accessibility Menu
Skip to Content
Skip to Menu
High Contrast
Increase Text Size
Clear All
Hide
Home Helpers Home Care of Lake Country
Lake Country
Change Location
Careers
(262) 379-3382
Services
Care and Companionship
Personal Care
Companion Care
Homemaker Services
24 Hour Home Care
Specialized Care
Alzheimer's and Dementia Care
Parkinson's Care
Recuperative Care
Support for Stroke Recovery
Post-Operative Care
Developmental and Intellectual Differences
Respite Care
Hospice Care Support
Wellness Calls
24-Hour Monitoring
Monitoring Services
Meals and Nutrition Planning
Caregiver Meal Prep
Silver Cuisine
Senior Care
About Us
Introduction to In-Home Care
Meet Our Team
Why In-Home Care
Testimonials
Why Home Helpers
Our Videos
Home Helpers vs Private Caregivers
The Caring Corner Blog
Careers
Community Blog
Resources
COVID-19
How to Protect Yourself
Older Adult and Medical Conditions
Symptoms
What to Do If You Are Sick
What to Ask a Home Care Agency
How to Pay for In-Home Care
Determining the Cost of Care
Managing the Cost of Care
Medicare Advantage
Promisor Residential / Moving Station
Veterans Benefits
Long Term Care Insurance
Free Guides
Free Guide for Choosing In-Home Care
Tough Talks
Value of Home Care Report
Military
For Healthcare Professionals
Communities We Serve
Oconomowoc
Hartland
Delafield
Summit
Dousman
Watertown
Chenequa
Okauchee
Wales
Johnson Creek
Lake Mills
Concord
Beaver Dam
Schedule Free Assessment
Change Location
Careers
Schedule Free Assessment
Our News Categories
Alzheimers
October 29, 2018
Fighting Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia with Good Lifestyle Habits
When establishing exercise habits as part of Alzheimer’s and dementia management, it is important to stimulate the mind and the body. When seniors chose an exercise plan it keeps their body active and moving, while stimulating their mind. An exercise routine establishes a ...
Read More
April 30, 2018
Tips for Coping with Repetitive Questions from Alzheimer’s Patients
Have you ever noticed that people who suffer from Alzheimer’s often repeat things? Short-term memory loss is one of the most challenging symptoms of mental impairment such as Alzheimer’s Disease of dementia. Rest assured that no senior will want to aggravate you by repeating ...
Read More
March 27, 2017
The Benefits of Pets for Alzheimer’s Patients
For most people, the sight of a playful dog brings a big smile to their face. Especially those suffering with Alzheimer’s Disease. Studies show with overwhelming evidence that depression and anxiety are greatly reduced by the presence of pets. Pets and the Alzheimer’s ...
Read More
October 11, 2016
Why Women Are More Prone To Alzheimer’s
A study of caregivers and Alzheimer’s disease show that women are diagnosed more often for the disease than men. This is evident from a 2011 report published by the Alzheimer’s Association which indicates that of the 5.4 million Americans with Alzheimer’s, more than 3.4 ...
Read More