Assisted Living Search Mistakes to Avoid
1. Not being realistic about current or future needs
Be realistic when researching different assisted living communities. Ideally try to choose a community that is able to provide care for your loved one now and in the future that way you can try to avoid having to move your loved one again in the future […] Read More
Having the Conversation about Assisted Living with a Loved One
No adult child ever looks forward to discussing with their parent the possibility of moving to an assisted living community. However, being proactive and prepared regarding this topic can save a significant amount of time later when mom or dad needs to find an alternative living arrangement […] Read More
Sundown Syndrome
Ever notice that your loved one living with dementia becomes more agitated when day is transitioning to night? Maybe dad gets more anxious or confused and begins seeing things that are not physically there? Perhaps mom becomes overly moody and even sometimes angry or violent? […] Read More
Durable Power of Attorney for Financial Care and Health Care
When creating a living will, it is recommended to designate a loved one to make health care decisions on your behalf through a legal document called a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care. The person you designate in your Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care will be authorized to make medical decisions for you during a medical emergency […] Read More
In order to help you find the perfect community to match the interests of you and/or your loved one, below are two checklists that can provide guidance when touring communities.
