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Do you have a family member who is finding it more difficult to manage daily tasks in the home? Do you worry about the health and safety of your loved one living alone? An assessment can lead to solving problems and allowing a family member to remain independent longer. Learning how to assess their needs will make it easier to know when, and how, to help.

7 Signs That a Family Member May Need Help
1. Forgetting to take medications.
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2. Weight Loss.
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Losing weight can be a sign that a person is not eating a
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3. Signs of scorching on the bottoms of pots and pans.
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4. The house is cluttered or unkempt.
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5. General tasks are not completed.
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6. Personal hygiene is deteriorating.
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7. Feelings of isolation or depression.
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