A New Support Program Helps Siblings Overcome Conflict While Caring for Parents

Top Quote A new local program - The 50-50 Rule - offers strategies for overcoming sibling differences to help families provide the best care for elderly parents. End Quote
  • Boise City, ID (1888PressRelease) February 26, 2011 - Over 43 percent of siblings disagreeing on how to care for their parents, a new 50/50 program, offered by Home Instead Senior Care (HISC), offers solutions.

    The 50/50 program implies siblings, typically at 50 years old, should share equally in the decisions for their aging parents. "Any Treasure Valley family that cares for a senior loved one knows that problems among siblings can lead to stress and family strife" said Elizabeth Britton, owner of Home Instead Senior Care in Boise, "The 50/50 program provides solutions".

    The 50/50 program identifies hot topics with solutions to issues like inheritance, distance, and workload which are common distracters among siblings in the decision-making process.

    "There are over 50 thousand seniors, age 65 and older in Idaho. Most of them have more than one child" said Britton, "Siblings should be able to have peaceful discussions about caring for Mom without the risk of harming relationships. That's why the local Home Instead Senior Care office has launched this 50/50 program".

    To get a copy of the 50/50 Rule book, readers can call Home Instead Senior Care in Boise at 208-888-9962 or visit the website http://homeinstead.com/SWidaho

    About Home Instead Senior Care - Boise, Idaho. Care You Can Trust. Elizabeth Britton (owner), the office administrators, and CAREGivers all share a passion for improving the quality of life for seniors and families in the community. Here in Boise and surrounding areas, we offer a range of non-medical services that can be customized to your needs so you'll get exactly the help you need. Our CAREGivers are area residents who are kind, compassionate and truly enjoy working with seniors. They are professionals, extensively trained in elder care, and all are screened, insured and bonded. Home Instead Senior Care provides in home care, elder care, and Alzheimer's care in Idaho. Home Instead is a former Small Business of the Year by the American Society on Aging (ASA).

    For more information contact:
    Elizabeth Britton
    elizabeth.britton ( @ ) homeinstead dot com
    (208) 888-9962
    website: http://homeinstead.com/SWidaho
    blog: http://www.inhomecareidaho.com

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