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When Is It Time to Move?
Alzheimer's: Transitioning from Home to Assisted Living
The names in this case study have been changed to protect confidentiality. The facts come from an actual situation involving a move from home to assisted living. Facing an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis “Amanda,” age 62,...Read entire article »
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Alzheimer's Care Facilities Explained: What They Are, What to Expect, How to Pay For One & How to Find One
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Alzheimer's Care Explained
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Does Your Parent Need Help at Home? 10 Things to Check When You Visit
After visiting their elderly parents, many adult children wonder whether their mom or dad might benefit from some help at home. If you're in this boat, asking yourself a few questions the next time...Read entire article »
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Senior Housing & Senior Communities
Senior housing, also known as senior communities, can cover a broad spectrum of services or housing possibilities. Although it is commonly believed that elder care only serves those who require skilled nursing care, many...Read entire article »


