Tips For The Transition To Assisted Living

Posted on: 10 September 2020

If you have chosen assisted living for your loved one, you have made a great decision that can help both of you. Your loved one will benefit from the social groups and other benefits of the home. Moving can also come with many changes. The transition to assisted living can be challenging. These tips will help your loved one embrace assisted living. Choose the Right Community Each assisted living community offers something different.
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Ways Assisted Living Facilities Help Seniors Who Have Homes With Too Many Stairs

Posted on: 15 July 2020

Aging in place is the concept of allowing seniors to grow old at the home that they want without having to worry about any other issues. Unfortunately, some seniors may struggle with this transition if their home has multiple stairs. Thankfully, though, there are assisted living facilities that can help with this situation and provide a senior with a more comfortable and happy life. Stairs are a Major Challenge to Aging in Place
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5 Reasons To Choose Assisted Living

Posted on: 27 December 2019

As individuals continue to age, they may need a different lifestyle and living environment. It may no longer make sense to stay in a home that they've lived in forever. If you have an aging senior that you care about and they're looking to improve their quality of life, you may want to have them move to an assisted living community. There are many great communities to choose from! Here are some reasons to choose assisted living: 
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3 Ways To Re-Motivate A Child In ABA Therapy

Posted on: 29 September 2019

Autism is a disorder that can have a negative effect on a child's life if it is not managed correctly. Parents often seek the assistance of skilled in-home care providers to offer applied behavioral analysis (ABA) therapy designed to help an autistic child become more engaged in the surrounding environment. The success of an ABA program is dependent on the child's level of motivation. A therapist will offer certain rewards in return for behaviors exhibited by their clients.
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