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A Guide to Having a Conversation About Elderly Care
As you and your loved ones age, difficult care decisions have to be made. If your loved one’s health and safety would benefit from an assisted living facility, making that transition can be a difficult one. The first step, of course, is having a dialogue about it....
Moving a Parent to Assisted Living
Moving a parent to assisted living can be extremely difficult. Once you’ve done the hard work of finding a facility that is a good fit for your parent, you’ll need to think about the actual process of moving them. Carefully considering everything from telling them...
5 Signs You’ve Found the Best Assisted Living Facility for Your Parent
We always want the best for our parents, and finding the best assisted living facility is one of the most helpful things we can do for them as they grow older. Here are some qualities of best assisted living facilities: They plan activities to keep residents engaged....
Why Long-Term Care Should be Part of Your Retirement Planning
Did you know that although only 1/3 of Americans think they will need long term care, 2/3 actually will need it? When planning for retirement, it’s important to make sure you have thought of everything you might need and want in order to ensure you have a happy and...
Why Visitors are Important for Assisted Living Facilities
Assisted living facilities provide comfortable, home-like environments for seniors to live in when they can no longer live on their own. They provide 24/7 care and focus greatly on improving and maintaining the health and happiness of their residents. Although...
Ask These 3 Questions When Interviewing an Assisted Living Facility
Finding an assisted living facility that meets your loved one's needs can be a stressful process. It's important when finding an assisted living facility you come prepared with questions that will help you find the right fit for your loved one. Ask these 3 questions...
Why a 3:1 Staff to Patient Ratio Is So Important
Senior citizens and elderly people require specialized care. The challenges that come along with the increased life expectancy require that the caregivers have specific skill set. Nursing homes are supposed to provide the highest level of elder care to the seniors...
When is Hospice Care Required?
Hospice care isn’t for everyone, but it is very advantageous to those who need it. Hospice care workers do their best to eliminate chronic pain in patients, as well as tend to their emotional and spiritual needs when they are suffering from a serious or terminal...
Maryland Alzheimer’s Facts
Over 14 percent of the Maryland population is over the age of 65. With such a large population of senior residents, Maryland has some of the higher Alzheimer's rates in the country. The statistics that surround Alzheimer's in our area are astounding and as an industry...
Why Home-like Environments are Important to Privacy and Independence
Aging is just a natural process and it can be bittersweet. On one hand, you feel proud for knowing or being with someone who’s had such a beautiful, rich life, yet on the other hand, you know they’re on the last leg of their cycle. In an odd way, much like the story...
