When we found out that my mom was experiencing signs of dementia, we didn't take the news lightly. We were concerned about her well-being, and I knew that she couldn't keep living on her own. To keep her safe, I decided to enroll her in a nursing home that specialized in mental health care. She was concerned about the change at first, but as soon as she moved in, she only had positive things to say about her new digs. She loved the ability to get in touch with doctors the same day, and she was even able to make a few friends along the way. This blog is all about keeping your parents safe, happy and healthy.
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Keeping My Mom Safe, Happy, and Healthy
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Three Signs You Need To Take Your Loved One To An Assisted Living Center
2 March 2017
Seeing your loved ones age can be hard. Many people feel saddened as they watch someone who used to care for them lose the use of their faculties and need help doing even simple things. However, putting off help for your loved one because you are hoping to avoid the inevitable isn't fair to them or you. Your loved one needs skilled care to make sure that they are safe and protected.
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Senior Services When You Want To Keep Living Independently
27 January 2017
It's never an easy choice to move out of a home you've lived in most of your life. If you are no longer feeling safe living at home alone but you are nervous about moving into senior housing, it's important to remember that you have options. While you may be hesitant to move on into a different environment, the assisted living facilities today are dynamic places geared towards the senior who wants to live independently.