Help with tough decisions including moving or staying in a private home, safety at home, falls prevention, driving safety and much more!
Understanding dementia can be helpful to understand the person living with dementia. This knowledge can help care partners to feel compassion versus being upset or confused about why someone if doing what they are doing.
Essential Dementia Insights: Changes beyond Memory you need to know Read More »
Mild Memory Loss and Cognitive Changes, but not necessarily “full blow” dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease. Sometimes this can also be referred to a Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI).
Mild Cognitive Impairment: Early Memory Loss and Other Brain Changes Read More »
Memory care units are typically locked and designed for people with memory impairments who require assistance with ADLs and IADLs and are at risk of wandering to unsafe locations or at risk of becoming lost.
Is a Memory Care Facility Right for my Aging Parent or Family Member? Read More »
Ask detailed questions about the assisted living facility (ALF), especially about financial details, medication management rules, vacant room policies and how responsive the staff are.
Necessary questions to ask when choosing an Assisted Living Facility (ALF) Read More »
Rented apartment / large room with assistance with Activities of Daily Living. Assisted Living Facilities services can vary significantly and it is important to ask in-depth questions regarding levels of care.
Is an Assisted Living Facility Right for Me or my Aging Family Member? Read More »
There are several questions that should be asked about the assisted living facility including accessibility and safety inquiries, financial details and social and leisure opportunity questions.
Necessary Questions to Ask Independent Living Facilities (ILF) Read More »
Considerations when Renting a private apartment in a retirement community or living in an independent living facility.
Is an Independent Living Facility Right for Me or My Aging Parent? Read More »
As if moving or deciding where to retire was not challenging enough, moving both parents or moving as a couple comes with additional challenges.
Vision Boards inspire action towards those goals, desires and aspirations! To visually represent your “WHY” or the reason you are doing things.
Each person is unique and has unique preferences. It is important to closely examine personal preferences and how each person prioritizes features of the retirement center.
Is this Specific Retirement Community Right for Me or My Loved One? Read More »
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