I have a 94 year old woman as a client. She is a retired R.N. and lives with her daughter and her daughters husband. (Which that’s a whole load of issues within itself as well). I’ve been caring for her since May of 2019. We think that she is slowly declining and caring for her becomes harder and harder each day. Recently I feel that there are days that she doesn’t remember who I am because she gets very nasty and aggressive towards me, which she’s usually not. She just had a fall in the bathroom a week ago when I was not working and she’s been going downhill from there. Her daughter is in charge of all her medical information and stuff like that but my client hasn’t been to a doctor in over a year. I have no care plan to go along with my client, I was just placed in their home with little information and have gone from there. If someone could offer up some advice and words of encouragement that would be very helpful because at this point I am super duper frustrated. I just want to provide the best care possible because this is what I live for and it makes me sad to see her decline like this.
if you care to continue this employment, you need a care plan signed by the family and yourself and it must be made known she has no medical care.
if you care to continue this employ,ent, you need a care plan signed by the family and yourself and it must be made known she has no medical care.
I am surprised that the doctors will provide prescriptions without seeing her at least annually.
Any severe change should be checked into by a medical professional.