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When care is needed because of illness, disability or the frailties of old age, both professionals and the public have rediscovered that there is still no place like home.
A steady increase in the number of older Americans, rising health care costs and consumer preference have all contributed to the phenome-, nal growth in demand for home care, according to a spokesman for the Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services Center.
The Community Services Center Jffers two programs to help meet the demand for in-home care. The Homemaker-Home Health Aide Program was developed 10 years ago to fill a gap in existing home services.
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