Hello, my name is Amelia. Welcome to my site about nursing homes and assisted living facilities. When my mother developed a hip problem that prevented her from safely living at home alone, we started the long search for a suitable place for her to live. We toured each of the facilities in our area to find the one that felt most like home while providing all of the support and security she requires. Through this site, I would like to help other people weed through the options to find the best possible place for their loved ones to live. Thanks for visiting my site.
Exploring Nursing Homes and Assisted Living
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Home Care Services For Diabetic Seniors
20 July 2023
If your senior family member struggles to maintain control over their blood sugar levels because of diabetes or if they experience diabetes-related vision loss or foot ulcers, then they may need home care services. Here are some ways a home care provider can help enhance your diabetic loved one's health and quality of life. Glucose And Medication Monitoring Monitoring blood glucose levels is one of the most important aspects of diabetes management.
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Memory Care Facilities: Benefits For Senior Citizens
18 April 2023
If you have a senior loved one who is starting to have memory problems, it may be necessary to check them into a memory care facility. Here they'll gain access to all kinds of important benefits. Constant Monitoring Any senior citizen who has memory problems needs to be watched constantly. That's because they may be a risk to themselves and others. If this is the case for your loved one, then you probably should move them into a senior memory care facility.
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Should You Pursue Memory Care For Your Loved One With Alzheimer's?
9 February 2023
Alzheimer's can have a negative effect on many different aspects of a person's life, from their relationships to their financial status. Family members naturally want the best for their loved ones who struggle with Alzheimer's. However, it can be difficult to determine exactly what your loved one needs. Memory care facilities provide people with Alzheimer's with a safe, supportive place to live where they can access specialized care. These are four things you should consider when deciding on whether or not to pursue memory care: