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.
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What Is Dementia Memory Care?
23 August 2022
Dementia is a psychological disease that develops late in life, leading to confusion, anxiety, and memory loss. Individuals who develop dementia as they age may repeat questions that have already been answered. They may find themselves wandering in once familiar neighborhoods. They may be unable to remember the steps to complete activities that they previously could complete quite easily. Dementia memory care facilities provide a safe place for these individuals to stay.
How to Make Sure That an Assisted Living Facility Will Meet the Needs of Your Senior
14 April 2022
One of the most important factors to take into consideration when looking for an assisted living facility for your loved ones is to determine if the facility has the medical care that your loved one will need. One of the primary purposes of assisted living is that your loved one can continue to enjoy life while also receiving medical care when necessary. Medical Equipment Make sure that the facility has the medical equipment that your loved one will need.
Keys To Finding Caregivers For Daily In-Home Care
24 November 2021
If you have a senior loved one that needs help around the house, in-home care might be the best solution for them. They won't have to make a big transition as they'll be staying put. Just make sure you observe these tips when finding caregivers to offer daily in-home care assistance. Have a Professional Assess Family Member's Needs You may think you know what your loved one needs out of an in-home caregiver, but just to be safe, have a professional conduct a needs assessment.
3 Benefits Of In-Home Alzheimer's Care
10 September 2021
If a family member or someone you care for is currently suffering from Alzheimer's, then you may be considering a variety of care options. While everyone's needs differ, in-home Alzheimer's care is an increasingly popular choice for many families and individuals. Take a look below to discover a few of the benefits that in-home care offers. Helping With Daily Routines For those suffering from severe Alzheimer's, even the most basic of daily routines can present unique challenges: bathing, eating, and dressing are merely three examples.
The Differences Between A Skilled Nursing Facility And Assisted Living
3 December 2019
Skilled nursing homes provide the most intense level of care for individuals who need it. Whether you are in need of rehabilitative care, or you are a long-term resident in a nursing home, a skilled nursing facility gives you care around-the-clock no matter what type of help you need. In an assisted living facility, the level of care you receive is much lower. You get supportive care, but you aren't going to get the hands-on care that is needed by residents in a nursing home.