Person-centered care is more than a method. It is a philosophy that places the individual at the center of every decision. Instead of focusing on routines or systems, person-centered care ensures support is built around who the person is, what they value, and how they want to live their life…
Recognizing when someone needs support can be difficult, especially when individuals want to remain independent for as long as possible. But there are common signs that additional help may be beneficial. Signs That Support May Be Needed Difficulty with personal care (washing, dressing, mobility) Forgetting medications or meals Frequent falls..
