3 Signs That You Should Start Discussing Assisted Living With Your Loved One

Posted on 22 February 2022

Advances in medicine have made it possible for people to have a high quality of life for many decades. However, a time eventually comes when the aging person might no longer have the ability or capacity to take care of their needs. You should be ready to help your loved one transition into an assisted living facility. Many people stay in denial about their need for assisted living until the signs are no longer easy to ignore. [Read More]

How to Have a Good Visit with a Family Member in a Memory Care Facility

Posted on 12 October 2021

If you have a family member who has dementia and lives in a memory care facility, where they can get the specialized care they need, you should still visit them. Even if their memory isn't perfect anymore, visits with family still matter. If you feel uncomfortable and are not sure how to conduct yourself around your family member with dementia, here are some tips to help you feel more comfortable and prepared for your visit. [Read More]

Creating A Smooth Transition From Home To A Skilled Nursing Facility

Posted on 7 July 2021

The average elderly person has spent the last several decades taking care of themselves, independently. As such, the idea of leaving behind their life at home for one at a skilled nursing facility is often met with a great deal of resistance. As a child, family member, or other loved one, you only want what is best for their health and safety, so learning how to convince them that this is the best step should be the goal for a smooth transition. [Read More]

Should You Consider Home Care Services Or A Nursing Home?

Posted on 26 March 2021

If you have a veteran at home who may need more intensive care than you are able to provide, you might wonder if home care services are a good option. Whether you are trying to choose between home care services or a nursing home community, you want the best for your loved one. So, how do you know which option is right? Here are a few things to consider. Where Is the Best Available Space? [Read More]

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Years ago, I knew that my mom's health was starting to fade. She was starting to stumble here and there, and I could tell that she was really struggling to make ends meet. I began talking with her about her options, including the fact that she could stay with us if she wanted to. However, I could tell that she wanted to maintain her independence, so I began looking for a great business that could help. I was able to find a nursing home that offered the kind of care she needed for a price she could afford, so I enrolled her in the program. Check out this blog for great tips on choosing a care center.

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