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Home Care 4 Seniors
Home Care 4 Seniors In-home Care
in home care incontinence care

Incontinence Care

Incontinence care is common among seniors. Our in-home caregivers can help with incontinence care.

Our Caregivers

Our Home Care 4 Seniors caregivers ensure quality, dignified living for your loved ones in the comfort of their own home. 

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Our Admissions Director will ask questions regarding the level of care needed for your loved one. This is a crucial step to understanding their needs, and so Home Care 4 Seniors can provide your loved one with the proper care.

 

Our caregivers are trained to remind your loved one to go to the bathroom on a regular basis, provide assistance with the commode, and provide catheter care. We can help with managing bowel or bladder problems

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caregiver transferring senior to couch
caregiver helping senior walk with walker

Incontinence Care

As individuals age, incontinence care is not uncommon to see in seniors or something to be embarrassed about.

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  • Our caregivers build a relationship with our clients to help them feel comfortable

  • Home Care 4 Seniors Admission Director conduct an assessment to evaluate the level of care your loved one needs

  • We assist our clients without imposing on your loved one's independence 

caregiver transferring senior in wheelchair
caregiver and senior walking
caregiver assisting senior walk with walker
caregiver transfer senior to wheelchair

Quality Care

Since 2007 our mission at Home Care 4 Seniors is to offer our clients quality care in the comfort and familiarity of their own homes. 

 

Home Care 4 Seniors isn't just a business; it's a place to provide outside support not only to your loved one but the family as a whole.

caregiver transferring senior to bed
caregiver transferring senior from bed
caregiver helping male senior walk

Types of Incontinence Care

Types of Incontinence Care Include:

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  1. Stress Incontinence

  2. Urge Incontinence

  3. Mixed Incontinence

  4. Overflow Incontinence

  5. Functional Incontinence

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caregiver combing male senior hair

What is Incontinence Care

Incontinence care is when an individual has a difficult time controlling their bladder or bowel functions. As you age the muscles and nerves that assist with bladder control weaken. ​

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Stress incontinence occurs when pressure is put on your bladder from sneezing, coughing, laughing, exercising, or lifting heavy objects causing your bladder to leak.

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Urge incontinence, also referred to as overactive bladder is the sudden feeling of having to go to the bathroom. Sometimes urge incontinence can be triggered by touching water, or from just hearing the sound of running water.

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Mixed incontinence is the combination of stress incontinence and urge incontinence.

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Overflow incontinence occurs when you can't empty your bladder completely and there is leakage because your bladder too full.

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Functional incontinence is from a medical condition that keeps you from going to the bathroom when you need to go. A medical condition like arthritis would be an example.

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caregiver helping senior with bed transfer
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