Senior Living Guilt: Tips for Feeling Better About Moving a Loved One to Assisted Living or Memory Care

When a loved one needs assistance with daily tasks or requires increased attention and care while living with dementia, a family may struggle to find the best solution. Choosing the right assisted living or memory care community can be a challenge. But confidence in your decision can increase by talking with family, friends or the medical team for a referral – and visiting communities to see for yourself the quality care your loved one will receive.

How to Help a Loved One Settle in After Moving to Senior Living

The benefits of moving into a senior living community are many. Not only will residents be able to take advantage of the activities, healthy dining and opportunities to socialize, but the stress for families can lessen as well. There is often great relief from the worry and constant safety concerns of what would happen if an injury or illness occurred at home and no one was there to help.

Coping with Caregiver Burnout: Strategies to Regain Life Balance

Are you caring for a loved one who needs daily assistance? If yes, or you know someone who is, you might want to familiarize yourself with one of the biggest risks that can occur: caregiver burnout. It’s understandable. In one study, it was noted that one-in-three caregivers provided more than 20 hours of care per week and over half had cared or assisted an individual for 24 months or more.

Companion Apartments

Life is Better Shared

Your private space with access to quality care, engaging programming and Eat Fresh, Eat Local menus – you can enjoy community life at a more affordable price and the added benefit of friendship.

Just some of the benefits of life in a Companion Apartment:

All community amenities and programs

Wellness care available 24/7

Maintenance-free living

New residents enjoy Companion Apartments starting at $4,900 per month!

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