When the time comes to make a choice about placing an elderly loved one in a nursing home, you may feel guilty and heartbroken about it. While some families are able to move their elderly loved into their own homes to provide care, many other families are unable to do that because of their jobs or other circumstances. If you are wondering whether or not your older parent or grandparent needs the care provided in a nursing home setting, check out these signs that mean you may be right.
20 May 2016
When planning a meeting for residents of an assisted living facility, there are specific considerations that you must take into account. For example, seniors living in such a facility often have physical limitations, which is why they're living at an assisted living facility. If you're planning an upcoming meeting with seniors, here are three tips to ensure your meeting goes well. Use a Font That's Easy to Read Many seniors suffer from deteriorating eyesight that can make it difficult to read.
19 May 2016
Are you caring for a loved one who requires intensive care? Do you know somebody who lives alone but may be struggling to continue doing so? Are you worried about your parents living alone? Assisted living may offer a key way for you to ensure that your loved one is cared for. Not sure if it is time for assisted living? These signs may help you determine that it is.
17 May 2016
As you grow older, it's harder to keep the same level of activity and flexibility you had when you were younger if you are not vigilant. However, staying flexible as you move into your senior years is essential for good health. As your muscles age, they lose natural elasticity and become shorter. Your range of motion and your ability to do everyday activities without pain will decrease unless you take care to stretch and use your muscles every day.
16 May 2016
