Generally speaking, Assisted Living is for people that need help with the activities of daily living (ADLs). Depending on the type of care, individual needs and individual desires, Assisted Living can be a great option for your loved one.
Options range from small, family Residential Care Homes to larger, full-service communities with hundreds of residents. Many of these locations specialize in Dementia Care, including Alzheimer’s.
In years past, many seniors were placed in Nursing Homes and this choice may be necessary for individuals with specific medical problems.
However, with the growth of Assisted Living and residential care homes, other options may work well depending upon your love one’s needs.
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Our goal is simply this: to provide you with the support, direction, and resources you need to make the best possible decisions for your loved one.
I have exceptional networking skills that help me solve the challenge by matching people with others who appropriate experience. I am trained in facilitation methods and have volunteered for several years to use these skills and maintain the training. I am a strategic thinker with a high-energy team oriented focus. I have a strong focus on achieving goals.
Our extensive business background and experience of working with people and organizations our entire careers will provide the necessary background to assist seniors and their families navigate through the many issues they will face in their future life choices.
