Many seniors struggle with incontinence. Seniors may experience incontinence because of age-related challenges or simply from taking certain medications. Unfortunately, incontinence can make it very difficult for seniors to remain independent, so it is important that they get the care they need.

At Visiting Angels of Aurora, we pride ourselves on providing respectful living assistance services to seniors so that they can enjoy their golden years to the fullest. Our compassionate caregivers can provide in home assistance to your elderly loved one, help them get cleaned up after accidents, and monitor their health while treating them with the respect they deserve.

Providing Incontinence Care to Seniors

Our number one goal is to help seniors avoid embarrassing instances. Caregivers can help your loved one clean up after incidents of incontinence and can help keep track of these accidents so that your loved one’s medical professional can more quickly determine the root of the problem.

When accidents happen, our professionals can wash your loved one’s clothes or sheets. They can also help your loved one with numerous activities, including:

• Dressing
• Bathing
• Toileting
• Moving around the home
• Repositioning

Our caregivers who provide incontinence care also focus on being discreet. This way, we can help our clients without making them embarrassed.

No matter what kind of living assistance your loved one needs, we work around their health care requirements and their schedule. Our care programs are completely customizable and are designed to fit the individual. Whether your loved one needs care a few times a week or around-the-clock care every day of the year, our caregivers are here to help.

Learn More About Incontinence Care from Visiting Angels of Aurora

If you have a loved one who is struggling with incontinence, it is never too late to reach out for help. Contact Visiting Angels of Aurora today at by clicking one of the buttons below. Our staff will be happy to set up a free, in-home assessment with one of our care coordinators so they can better understand your loved one’s needs and determine the best living assistance care plan.