Making the decision to consider memory care, and finding a caring, home-like community that will treat your loved one like their own is no easy task. Here are four key questions to consider.
What is memory care going to cost? Cost and affordability are likely some of your primary questions. Memory care costs vary from community to community. As you evaluate your options, here are three payment options you may not have considered.
Myth: Once you move in, you surrender all rights and decision making.
Fact: Memory care encourages independence.
Physical changes in a parent’s health can be much more obvious than mental. Learn more about the progression of memory loss, the affect memory loss has on caregivers, and when the best time to consider memory care support is.
Your loved one may not remember things you’ve said, but they’re likely to remember how you made them feel. Here are nine expert tips based on Teepa Snow’s Positive Approach to Care to help a person living with dementia understand the need to move to memory care.
Wondering what design principles memory care communities use to help residents thrive? High-quality memory care communities have very specific physical features, layouts, and other considerations. Learn what the best memory care communities should have to offer.
Learn what you'll find with a holistic approach to memory care.
Here are some basic guidelines to consider that will help make the decision easier when exploring a memory care community for a loved one.
Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia can be challenging for everyone involved, causing you to feel a range of emotions and to ask yourself questions about what is going to happen to your loved one’s health and what happens when it becomes too overwhelming to take care of them at home.
Here’s an inside look at what it feels like to walk into the Cottage memory care community at Highgate Senior Living and how it’s been specifically designed for residents with memory loss.
What life for couples is like at Highgate.
Companion suites can help seniors not only save money but also feel less isolated and lonely.
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