Dominik Mikulaschek: Organising care at home, Gebunden

Blurb

Organising Care at Home is a clearly structured guide for anyone caring for a relative in need of care at home or wanting to organise home care properly from the very beginning. Step by step, the book shows you how to structure everyday care in a safe, dignified, and practical way without getting lost in the chaos of medications, doctor's appointments, paperwork, coordination, and overwhelm.

You will learn how to assess the actual care needs realistically, divide responsibilities within the family in a sensible way, avoid typical mistakes during the first few weeks, and build everyday care into a stable system. The book is not only about practical care organisation, but also about safety in the home, the proper use of aids and equipment, better cooperation with care services, doctors, and therapists, and clear communication in stressful situations.

The guide also helps you prepare better for emergencies, recognise warning signs at an early stage, and organise important documents, powers of attorney, and care records clearly and efficiently. A special focus is placed on reducing the burden on family carers so that home care does not lead to constant exhaustion, conflict, and ongoing stress.

With concrete instructions, practical everyday tips, and a useful 14-day implementation plan, this book supports you in bringing more structure, safety, dignity, and calm to care at home step by step.

Ideal for: family carers, families, caregivers, and anyone who wants to organise home care, structure care at home, and manage everyday care more effectively.