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The phone rings at 2 p.m. on a Tuesday. A voice on the other end says your bank account has been compromised and you need to act immediately. Your heart rate spikes. You want to fix the problem. And that reaction, that instinct to respond quickly, is exactly what the caller is counting on.
Let's say your parent lives near Lakeway. You drove out last Thursday, and things looked normal. The house was clean. The dog was fed. Your parent asked about your kids and remembered their names. You left feeling relieved.
You've noticed the missed medications on the counter, the pile of unopened mail, the way your parent seems smaller and quieter on your last visit. Something has shifted, and now a question keeps circling in your mind: Am I doing the right thing by looking into senior care?