As people age, their sleep patterns change as a part of the normal aging process. Seniors may be less satisfied with the quality of their sleep, and some might take naps throughout the day to make up for the sleep deficit. Good care providers learn the rhythm of their client’s sleep patterns and organize their care activities around that schedule so as not to disturb the client's valuable sleep. The care provider will take breaks or rest when the client rests, and be available to perform services when the client is alert and ready to receive care.
If you have any additional questions, or want to schedule a free in-home consultation to assess your care needs, contact one of our Client Care Liaisons at 1-800-952-3881.
-Answered by Jim Mark, Chief Operating Officer
