Top 10 Reasons Why Silverado At Home

1. Primary caregiver's health is failing.
2. Patient's family lives elsewhere or out of state.
3. Patient's daughter/son work full time and have children 
   of their own.
4. Patient's needs are so great that the family or primary caregiver is unable to take care of them without help.
5. Early onset Alzheimer's patient has spouse who is still in the workforce.
6. Patient's children, spouse or primary caregiver promised to never put (mom/dad) in a nursing facility (this, of course, is a major source of guilt).
7. Patient's behaviors are such that they have been unable to stay in assisted living (possibly too much stimuli/stimulus).
8. Patient's doctor has written orders for either help in the home or nursing home admission.
9. Patient lives alone and no one has POA.
10. Patient is on hospice, but requires more care than what hospice provides on a daily basis.