When providing services, health and social care professionals practice person-centered care by partnering with residents to ensure they have all the information they need to make decisions about their treatment. Care that puts the focus on the person receiving it involves respecting the autonomy and dignity of each person who is receiving care. The notion…
Cold weather can have various negative effects on our health and the elderly is the most vulnerable when it comes to this aspect of the season. To ensure that your aging loved ones get optimal protection from the implications of cold weather, here’s how senior living in Long Beach, MS helps address the concern. Ward…
Acute disorientation, memory loss, or delirium can be quite concerning, regardless of whether you have been diagnosed with dementia or are caring for someone who has. Some of the more unclear dementia signs that exhibit rapid deterioration of the condition are discussed in this guide. Health Deterioration The fast escalation of behavioral symptoms, such as…
It is vital to ensure your loved ones’ comfort, quality of life, and well-being. The following blog explores the signs that hint to you that it is time your loved ones should leave their current assisted living. Care Not Meeting Needs It is vital for your loved ones’ needs to be fulfilled. If your loved…
The dog days of summer are here, and that means hot weather is on its way. While it is important for your aging parents to have a social life and enjoy the warm weather. It can be dangerous for our elderly loved ones as the heat can cause a number of health problems, such as…
What is a Memory Care Community? For our loved ones with memory problems like Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia, there is a unique type of care called memory care. Around the world, numerous communities provide specialized services to cater to the needs of those suffering from memory loss. There are various choices for memory…
Memory care professionals are skilled at helping residents with appetite loss. They know that your loved one’s condition can cause them to lose interest in food, but they also know that there are ways to help stimulate the appetite and keep them eating healthy meals. Here’s how: Regular Meal And Snack Schedule A regular meal and…
We all know that sleep is essential, but it’s necessary as we get older. As you age, your body and mind need more time to recover from the day’s activities and prepare for the following day. Failure to get enough quality sleep can lead to problems with mood and energy levels, physical health issues like…
Patient-Centered Care is a practice that empowers residents to make decisions on their daily lives, giving them a say in their care plan and everyday schedule. A team of professionals will be on hand to guide and assist the resident in the planning of their care plan, along with loved ones. This provides an autonomous…
One of the many difficulties of caring for our loved ones is communication problems. You’re not the only one who struggles with what to do when our loved ones deny assistance: According to a survey conducted by Penn State University researchers, a staggering 77% of adult children say their parents are obstinate about following their…