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According to reports from PRB.org, the number of Americans aged 65 and older is estimated to reach 2.3 million by 2030. This results in a greater need for patient-centered care that is adaptable and modifiable based on a person’s needs.
Are you concerned that your parents aren’t able to care for themselves at home the way they used to? Moving into a nursing home can provide them with the assistance they need without necessarily taking away their independence.
A particularly nice benefit of placing your elderly loved ones in a nursing home is that they get the chance to socialize. Because they're in the company of their peers, they will feel less isolated and may even be able to form new relationships.
Go for a walk with your elderly parent, and pay close attention to how well he or she can walk and manage stairs. If his or her home has many levels, it may be difficult for him or her to climb stairs. With age comes a loss of stamina, and regular household chores may become difficult. This is the time to think about how a nursing home can benefit him or her.
If your loved one has certain dietary needs or restrictions, let us know and we will make sure those requirements are met when preparing and serving meals.
“We won't always know whose lives we touched and made better for our having cared, because actions can sometimes have unforeseen ramifications. What's important is that you do care and you act.” - Charlotte Lunsford
If your senior loved one needs some extra care to recover from an operation or trauma, then a nursing home could be the solution. Rehabilitative therapies and extra rest is a vital part of the recovery process.
A nursing home and a skilled nursing facility are the same concept. No matter which title is used, they (we) offer a wide range of health and personal care services tailored to the individual.
Some older people forget to take their medications, or they take extra doses, because they have forgotten they took them already that day. When visiting your elderly parents, check for this as well as signs of confusion, depression, or isolation. All of these could be signs that they are ready to be moved to a nursing home.
A great saying by Nick Cannon, an American actor, “Why should I care when no one else does? For the simple reason that the most critical time to care is when no one else does.”
Part of caring for your elderly loved ones is providing them with nutritious food. Assisted living homes are dedicated to providing your loved ones with a balanced and healthy diet at regular intervals throughout the day.
“Beginning today, extend to everyone you meet all the care, kindness, and understanding you can muster, and do it with no thought of any reward.” - Og Mandino
If the attention needed by elderly loved ones have gone beyond what you can provide, the best thing to do would be to consider a nursing home. However, before you make the move, it would be a good idea to sit down with them and explain the situation so they know the reasons for the decision.
A lot of medical emergencies happen at a nursing home. But you can still get peace of mind knowing that there are trained staff and nurses always ready to handle medical concerns as soon as possible.
Older people are more likely to be victims of people who have the intention to hurt and take advantage of them. A nursing home provides a safe place for your loved ones where they can enjoy life in safety and peace.
When choosing a nursing home, it's important to take a look at the recreational activities that are offered. Make sure the activities match your loved one's interests. We will be happy to give you an activities' calendar and discuss the planned recreation with you.
Many people who enter nursing homes have limited physical ability to carry out their grooming and personal care activities. Nursing home staff are always available to help seniors eat, dress up, and take medications.
What is dementia? This condition leads to the death or abnormal functioning of nerve cells in the brain that control memory and the ability to think clearly. In most conditions, dementia progressively worsens over time, affecting the ability to perform even basic daily activities.
Will you or a loved one need help with medications? We have a skilled nursing staff onsite that is available 24/7 to take care of all dosing requirements.
Unless there is not a choice, our residents are not confined to their beds. We offer a number of interesting and exciting activities, including exercise classes for their personal well-being.
