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There are a myriad of options that range from round-the-clock care to independent communities where your loved one can come and go as they please. And with that, there are also a multitude of financial concerns to navigate, all while you are trying to balance the decision on what’s best for you or your family member.
In addition to helping make the best placement decision, we also help by providing the following community resources (if needed):
Veteran's Benefits Navigation
Elder Law and Estate Planning referrals
Moving and Downsizing
Remember this is a choice that affects everyone. What is the best fit for your collective family?
Community based programs provide supervision, nutrition assistance and social opportunities to functionally and/or cognitively impaired seniors. Some programs provide transportation, nursing, medication management, physical/occupational/speech rehabilitation services, and social work.
Provides a combination of housing, personalized support services and health care for those seniors who need assistance with the activities of daily living (ADL’s) but do not require advanced medical care. Memory Care and Hospice service may be offered.
A (potentially) cost effective alternative which may keep a Senior in their home if the situation permits. Services may include: health care, medication administering, personal care, assistance with meals, shopping, laundry, and housekeeping. These services are rendered in any combination of hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly visits.
Specifically designed for independent seniors in apartment style living. Meals, housekeeping and laundry are provided or optional. Activities are interesting and educational and purpose to foster a great sense of community among residents.
May be cared for at the Assisted Living or Residential Care level. Often part of a greater community, many facilities have special training for this diagnosis. There is a growing trend for facilities to specialize in this disease. Specially trained professional staff are skilled in optimizing functioning and handling the changes in behavior associated with memory impairment.
Usually a 12-bed or less, single family home, licensed to provide assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and medications. They also provide for laundry, housekeeping, and other personal care needs. These homes often provide a greater level of hands-on care ideal for more delicate situations, and can often accommodate one-on-one care needs around budget constraints. Limited social activities are often included.
Respite Care refers to short term care, with a stay often under 30 days. Senior and Senior knows the importance of the peace of mind Respite Care can provide whether it’s to provide the extra help needed coming out of an illness or medical procedure, or simply to offer primary caregivers an opportunity to handle other life matters that come up or even take a vacation.
Facilities licensed to provide skilled medical care for more serious care conditions by nurses and doctors. Short term stays for rehabilitation or recuperation often lead to another care placement option for long term needs. To be admitted into a Skilled Nursing Facility, a prior 3 night hospital stay is required