You may be visiting our website if you have an aging loved one with physical and cognitive deficits. While you may be able to care for your elderly loved one at home, you may not have the clinical skills nor financial resources to do so. Our blog posts reveal the physical and cognitive benefits of nursing home and assisted living placement. Your questions and concerns regarding physical, occupational, and speech therapies are addressed here, as well as your concerns about nutritional interventions and social activities offered in nursing homes. After reading our helpful posts, you'll feel more confident in making the right long-term care choice for your senior loved one.
Physical And Cognitive Benefits Of Long-Term Care Facilities
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Bridging The Gap Between Living Home And Nursing Home Care
21 January 2020
Alzheimer care services are beneficial to a person diagnosed with Alzheimer's no matter what the current level of functioning is. Living at home alone eventually becomes unsafe, although many are not ready for the high level of care that a nursing home offers. Assisted living facilities are designed to help those who no longer feel comfortable living at home alone, but can generally take care of their own personal care. Assisted living is a supportive environment where residents can receive medication management services, enjoy three meals a day they don't have to prepare, and engage with an activity schedule designed with the residents interests in mind.
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4 Ways An Assisted Living Facility Can Better Your Grandma's Life
20 January 2020
As seniors begin to age, their lives become different. They have new needs, and their current living situation may no longer be a good fit. Many seniors choose to move out of their homes and into care facilities or senior communities so that they're able to live a better or more fulfilling life. If your grandma is getting older and their current home is no longer working for their needs, it may be time to consider other options.
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The Advantages Of Assisted Living Facilities
16 January 2020
For those who are aging or disabled, living at home alone can be a very lonely and sometimes scary situation. Fortunately, there are options that allow seniors and disabled people to have the comfort of living at home while also feeling safe and protected. One of these options is known as an assisted living facility. These are some of the advantages assisted living has to offer. Having Your Own Place
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5 Reasons To Consider An Assisted Living Facility
14 January 2020
As loved ones age, their needs begin to change. They may require a different living situation where more people are around. If you have an aging senior, you may be starting to look at different living options for them. Many seniors who don't require constant care choose to move into an assisted living facility. This can be a great way to be part of a community. Here are some reasons to consider an assisted living facility.
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Spot The Signs That Your Loved One Might Be Ready For An Assisted Living Facility
13 January 2020
It can be hard to determine whether or not your aging loved ones are ready to move into an assisted living facility. Some people never have to, and they end up remaining in their homes until their passing. However, other individuals find that with age comes physical and sometimes mental impairments that create an unsafe environment at home, especially when they are alone. To help you decide whether it is time to talk to someone about assisted living facility services, you will want to read through the following information.