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helping families cope with assisted living transitions

Have you been considering moving a loved one into an assisted living facility? Do you have concerns about how your loved one will cope with the change? I went through this with both of my parents as well as my husband's mother, so I have learned the right and wrong ways to make such a big change. I created my blog with the hopes of helping other families going through the transition. The content you will find on my blog will help you learn how to talk with your loved one about the change and how to choose the facility that will make your loved one comfortable and happy for the rest of their lives.

4 Benefits To Choosing An Assisted Living Facility

Posted on May 29, 2015

When a loved one starts to have more needs that require extra help, it can be stressful and upsetting to watch. There may come a time where it's appropriate to start discussing care facility needs. While this can be a difficult topic to discuss, it's an important one. An assisted living facility may be a good option. Assisted living facilities offer many benefits. Take a look at the following information to learn more. [Read More]

How To Make Your Assisted Living Facility Room Both Functional And Beautiful

Posted on May 28, 2015

When you move into an assisted living facility, don't forget to bring your sense of design with you. By planning ahead, you can turn your new home into a place of comfort and beauty. Here are some tips to help you get started: 1. Be careful what you bring. While it may seem like bringing a bunch of your favorite items is a good idea, it isn't. A smaller room (or apartment) can feel cluttered so quickly. [Read More]

How To Pay For Home Health Care When You're On Low Income

Posted on May 28, 2015

Home health care costs can vary depending on who provides the service and which services you require. Unfortunately, it's not always possible for someone to afford all the care they need. However, you have options, many of them actually. Here are a few ways you can pay for your home health care. Take Advantage of Public Programs The government is the first place to look for help paying for home health care. [Read More]