Often, moving seniors into a new assisted living situation is a sudden change, caused by an unexpected situation. When there is a change in your loved one’s ability to live independently, such as a decline in health, or loss of a spouse, it may be necessary to move quickly. You may choose to do the…
It is good to know that Alzheimer’s patients can live a full life in one of the many care centers in Texas. It takes a little research and asking a lot of questions. Your loved one will feel right at home with specialized, personalized care, while you are at ease knowing your homework paid off. Dementia describes symptoms of…
Evaluating DFW residential care homes for your loved one can be stressful. It is important to remember that making the right decision is essential for their safety and quality of life. Use the tips below to help you make the right choice. Prepare Yourself to Go In-depth Many people look only at the exterior and how…
If you’re concerned about how well your senior will fit in with his or her new senior living community, there are steps you can take to ensure they enjoy their stay. These steps are simple enough for anybody to execute. Bring Personalized Items Make your loved one feel at home by bringing as many personalized…
If you’re currently caring for a loved one who’s diagnosed with Alzheimer’s but are becoming overwhelmed, you may be wary of senior care centers and the support they can provide. While nursing homes may be right for some seniors, there are other options available. One such option is assisted living, and this can be a fantastic…
If your aging parent is experiencing memory loss, you may be wondering if they have Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s is one type of dementia. It’s a very common type: 60% to 80% of people with dementia have Alzheimer’s. It is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S. Alzheimer’s may first show up as memory…
Many senior citizens prefer the idea of living in their own homes versus moving into senior assisted living facilities. Of course, it is understandable that a person would not want to move out of a home that he or she might have lived in for many years, but in many cases, assisted living is a safer choice…