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When you picture a nursing home, do you imagine a cold, unwelcoming place filled with unhappy elderly folks? I did, but that was before I visited a few that I was considering for my mother. I never knew that these facilities could be so warm, comfortable and filled with friendly folks before I took the time to visit a few of them. So, how do you find a great nursing home for your loved one? What amenities will your loved one find enjoyable? I created my blog to help other folks trying to find the right nursing home for their loved ones. Hopefully, my information will prove to be quite helpful during your search.

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Questions To Ask When Choosing An Adult Day Care Center

Posted on December 16, 2015

Sometimes it's easy to take on way too much responsibility as a caregiver. When you have to look out for one or both aging parents, it's easy for the weight of this pressure to get overwhelming. However, it's very important to take care of yourself, and doing so is the best gift that you can give your loved one. An adult day care center can be the best option for seeking help with an aging parent's care during the day while you work or need some " [Read More]

Reflecting On Rehab: Six Considerations When Choosing Your Post-Operative Short Term Care

Posted on July 2, 2015

If you are recovering from surgery and require short term care in a professional setting, you may want to research your options. Choose a short term rehabilitation facility based on your individual needs and preferences. You may want to ask about private versus shared rooms, therapy services, transportation to medical appointments, dining and visitation. What is Short Term Rehab? In a nutshell, short term post-operative rehabilitation is designed to help you recover and get back to your regular routine after being discharged from the hospital. [Read More]

3 Possible Signs Your Elderly Parent Needs Nursing Home Placement

Posted on June 4, 2015

If you have started noticing small changes in your elderly parent's behavior or health, you may wonder if they need to be placed in a nursing home. Below are three possible signs they may need placement. Sudden Differences In The Way Their House Is Kept If all your life you have watched your parent keep a neat, tidy home, you may have cause for concern if you start seeing sudden differences in the way they keep their house. [Read More]