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What to Bring to Assisted Living (and What Not to Bring)

Key Takeaways Bring practical necessities like clothing, medications, and essential toiletries, as well as meaningful keepsakes, to make your space feel familiar and warm.   Avoid bringing items that may overcrowd your space or conflict with the community’s guidelines.   Thoughtful planning is essential to ensure a smooth transition and to help you feel at home in…
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What Are the 4 A’s of Alzheimer’s Symptoms?

Key Takeaways Alzheimer's disease affects millions of families across the U.S. and requires awareness and early action.   The 4 A's of Alzheimer's symptoms include: Amnesia: Impairment of memory.   Aphasia: Difficulty with language and communication.   Apraxia: Challenges in physical movement and executing tasks.   Agnosia: Problems with perception and recognition.   Symptoms can vary in order and severity,…
senior couple downsizing to senior living community

5 Downsizing Tips For Seniors

Downsizing can feel overwhelming—but it also opens the door to a simpler, more peaceful way of living. With the right mindset and a little planning, it’s possible to make the transition to a senior living community smooth, empowering, and even joyful. Think of it as creating space for what truly matters. Here are some easy…

A Guide to Choosing the Right Assisted Living Community 

What should you consider when choosing the right assisted living community?The right community balances comfort, care, and independence—providing support while helping your loved one thrive. It’s a decision that involves more than location or cost; it’s about finding a setting where your loved one feels safe, connected, and at home. This guide outlines important factors…

The Supportive Benefits of a Memory Care Community

Caring for a loved one with memory loss is an act of deep love, but it can also be one of the most emotionally and physically demanding journeys a caregiver can face. Balancing your loved one’s safety, emotional needs, and daily care with your own life responsibilities can lead to exhaustion and heartache, no matter…
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