Taking care of an elderly loved one can be a rewarding experience, but it can also be physically and emotionally demanding. Caregivers often find themselves putting their own needs and well-being on hold to care for their loved one. This can lead to caregiver burnout, stress, and other health problems.
It’s no secret that having isolation during the pandemic has led to an increase in, or worsening of, mental and physical health conditions. Perhaps no other demographic has felt the effects more than older adults who live alone. Isolating at home may have kept many seniors safe from COVID-19. However,
When you think of assisted living, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Often it is a large, multilevel building that looks like an apartment complex. Park Senior Living offers residents another option… a true community based on a small home, personalized care model. What is the Personalized Care Home
There are many differences between dementia vs. Alzheimer’s. Surprisingly, many people believe these two diseases are the same thing. It is true that several symptoms of dementia and Alzheimer’s coincide, but understanding the main differences helps when establishing the right care, treatment and management for you or your loved ones.
Assisted living communities provide seniors with a level of care that bridges the gap between independent living and skilled nursing care. These communities offer assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and medication management, while still allowing residents to maintain a level of independence. “What is the cost of
