2023

Transitioning to Assisted Living: Tips and Advice

Blog

Moving to an assisted living facility can be a challenging and emotional experience for senior citizens and their families. However, with the right preparation and knowledge, the transition can be smooth and successful. Here are several helpful tips on how to navigate the process of transitioning to assisted living so that everyone involved can have a positive and comfortable experience. Research and Choose the Right Facility Before making any decisions, it is crucial to thoroughly research and visit various assisted living facilities.

17 November 2023

Understanding Skilled Nursing For Long-Term Care Facilities

Blog

As your loved ones age and require long-term care, choosing the right type of skilled nursing is essential. Understanding the differences between types of skilled nursing and how they can provide the necessary care for your loved ones is important. Here's what you need to know. Certified Nursing Assistants CNAs are the first line of care for patients in long-term care facilities. They provide basic care such as taking vital signs, assisting with daily activities, and helping patients with bathing and dressing.

19 July 2023

When To Consider Assisted Living Facilities For Your Loved One

Blog

Making the decision to place a loved one in an assisted living facility can be difficult. You need to carefully consider all of the options and make sure you are making the best decision for your family member. Here are some signs that it may be time to consider an assisted living facility for your family member. Your Loved One Is Struggling to Live Independently  If your loved one is having difficulty living on their own, you may want to consider assisted living.

6 April 2023

Benefits For Decubitus Patients In Assisted Living Centers

Blog

People living in senior citizen assisted living facilities often need help from the nursing staff for their activities of daily living, or ADLs. While many seniors who live in assisted living facilities only need minimal assistance, others may need more extensive staff assistance for grooming, bathing, and going to the bathroom. If your senior loved one has preexisting conditions such as diabetes, mobility problems, or poor circulation, or if they are incontinent, they may be at risk for developing decubitus ulcers (pressure ulcers).

12 January 2023