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A Home Away from Home

Several weeks ago, a dear family friend of mine suffered a devastating stroke. For a few days, his family members didn’t know if he would survive this event. Thankfully, he did. Now, he is undergoing the slow recovery process in a nursing home. Since his stroke, his family has been amazing. They visit him daily at the nursing facility. They have even decorated his room in an effort to make him feel like he is at home. If your loved one has recently been admitted to a nursing home, don’t despair. You may be able to help your loved one adjust to this living situation better by being supportive. On this blog, you will discover the ways to make your loved one’s transition to a nursing home easier.

A Home Away from Home

  • Why In-Home Care is Important for Alzheimer's Patients

    17 November 2023

    Alzheimer's is a progressive brain disease that slowly destroys an individual's ability to think and remember. It is a significant health concern that affects millions of people worldwide. Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's brings new levels of challenges, stress, and overwhelm. Family members often find themselves struggling to balance caring for their loved ones with the demands of everyday life. Fortunately, in-home care is a vital solution to these challenges.

  • Why Private Nursing? Exploring Its Impact On Family Caregivers' Well-Being

    18 July 2023

    If you're like many people who are currently providing care for a family member, you undoubtedly feel a mix of emotions — from the fulfillment of assisting someone you love to the potential stress and fatigue that can come from balancing caregiving responsibilities with your own personal and professional life. Additionally, if you've reached the point where your loved one requires a higher level of care than you can provide, you're probably also struggling with anxiety about making the right choices for their health and well-being.

  • The Different Careers Offered For Senior Care

    7 April 2023

    Assisted living facilities are homes where seniors can receive assistance with their daily living activities, such as eating, bathing, and taking medication. These facilities provide a warm and caring environment for seniors who need help with their daily routine but want to maintain their independence. When considering a career in the senior-assisted living facility industry, it's crucial to understand how noble and rewarding a profession this may be. Working in senior-assisted living facilities requires patience, compassion, and a deep understanding of the aging process.

  • What To Know About Alzheimer's Care

    12 January 2023

    Alzheimer's is a progressive disease that can be difficult for caregivers to help manage. This condition can lead to memory loss, changes in behavior, and difficulties communicating. In addition, taking care of a loved one with Alzheimer's can be physically and emotionally demanding. While some treatments and medications may help, there is no cure for this disease. Often, family members and loved ones turn to professional care for help. Here's what to know about professional Alzheimer's care.

  • 4 Ways Assisted Living Facilities Protect Their Residents From Fall Accidents

    27 October 2022

    Did you know that senior citizens report about 36 million falls in the country annually? As you grow old, your strength, balance, flexibility, muscle, and bone mass reduce, putting you at a high risk of falling. Even worse, age comes with impaired vision, which also exposes you to fall accidents. You could also be taking medications that might cause dizziness and falls. Luckily, you do not have to stay in a home that has all forms of fall hazards.