Caregiving Tip: Keeping The Person You Care For Safe

Posted on January 19th, 2010.

It’s early morning. You need to run a few errands – a trip to the post office, pick up a few groceries, drop off a prescription, and you’ll head back home. Your loved one can be left at home for short periods of time, and has two favorite shows on in the morning. So you know he’ll be content for two hours.

What happens if you’re in a car accident, are rendered unconscious, and no one knows you are a caregiver? What if your loved one is left alone for 24 hours or more alone, with no one to care for him because no one knows he’s home alone?

That thought can add a lot of stress to a caregivers life.

We know because we deal with it all the time. Which is why we were so excited when we found Medical ID jewelry. Typically when you see an ID bracelet or necklace, you think of wearing it when you’re the one in need of medical attention. But American Medical promotes its medical jewelry to caregivers as well.

If you’re in a car accident, emergency crews look for medical information. If you’re wearing an ID that shares you are a caregiver, they know to immediately dispatch help to your location, and make sure you’re loved one receives proper care until you can return to your caregiving duties.

Peace of mind – anything that can help you reduce your stress, and live with one less worry is what Simple Joys are all about.

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