Your continued presence and support are an important part of your loved one’s happiness and well-being. Your family can be a source of comfort, reassurance, and belonging after a transition to assisted living. With regular visits, calls, and moments spent together, you can create a steady foundation that complements the care they receive.
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The good news is that with thoughtful planning and personal touches, any assisted living space can become a warm, inviting home that reflects your loved one’s personality and brings them comfort. […]
Sometimes, we all need a little bit of help. As we age, some daily tasks might get in the way of a person’s quality of life. When this happens, it’s time to consider senior living, like assisted living or memory care. But what is the difference between them? Assisted living puts a strong focus on […]
Sometimes, we all need a hand. With age, some daily tasks can become a little more difficult, and this can have a significant effect on a parent’s quality of life. This is why assisted living can be such a wonderful option. In these communities, your parent can get support with the activities that give them […]
Caring for a loved one can be an incredibly rewarding experience, but it also puts caregivers at risk of burnout. Many factors contribute to caregiver burnout, such as the emotional demands of caregiving, conflicting demands, the ambiguity of roles, workload, and lack of privacy. Understanding the causes and symptoms to look out for, as well […]
Furnishing Your New Home There are many benefits to moving into a senior living community. Without the responsibilities of home care and household chores, seniors can focus on activities and experiences that help them thrive. Yet, moving to a new space means making a moving plan—and deciding what to take with you. Before you can […]
When helping a loved one with dementia make the move into a senior living community, you want to be sure you’re finding the place that’s just right for them. They may not be able to remain in their home on their own, but you don’t want them to feel locked away someplace cold and clinical. […]
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