Choosing the Right Adult Living Option
In order to help you to quickly assess which adult living option is right for you or your family, we've assembled a quick guide to explain your choices.
In order to help you to quickly assess which adult living option is right for you or your family, we've assembled a quick guide to explain your choices.
We’re fortunate that we had the foresight to plan for an event like this and believe it’s the reason we have kept our residents COVID-free entirely.
A bridge loan may be a viable option for some families to help offset the expenses involved in quality assisted living and senior care.
If you have a senior loved one in your life, you know that hearing loss is not only a physical issue, but can become an emotional one.
The Department of Health sent a team of seven nurses to our property last Friday, August 14th to swab all residents for COVID-19. We also have been getting materials from the state to administer tests every two weeks for staff. We’re proud to say that all staff and all residents tested NEGATIVE again! We had 100% participation from all residents and we’re glad they all continue to be health-conscious and cooperative.
You may think that making the move to assisted living is a last resort option. But for many, it is a proactive decision, allowing improved quality of life.
While many care for senior parents at home, when that loved one is dealing with a diagnosis of dementia, home memory care can be more complicated.
Many government offices, such as social security, are closed. Phonelines have long wait times - and online transactions are a viable and convenient option.
If you have loved ones living alone, be aware of the ways which isolation can affect them. Take steps to alleviate feelings of loneliness whenever possible.
In order to help find and pay for the right community for your family, we have assembled some assisted living tips that may help you to save some money.