by Kristin Ganton | Jun 5, 2018 | Assisted Living, Dementia, Memory Care
One of the first signs of dementia is the loss of normal communication abilities. It may begin slowly but as the symptoms persist, communication will become more difficult. Caregivers, friends and family of someone with dementia may become frustrated when they can’t...
by Kristin Ganton | May 22, 2018 | Dementia, Memory Care, Retirement Community
The first time you notice a change in your or a loved one’s behavior — perhaps an inability to recall recent conversations or find the right words — you will likely chalk it up to getting older, being tired, or general confusion. But as time goes on and you continue...
by Kristin Ganton | May 1, 2018 | Assisted Living, Countryside, Independent Living, Memory Care, Respite Care, Retirement Community
Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia are common occurrences among aging adults – but that doesn’t make dealing with them any easier. Having a loved one fall victim to these cognitive issues can be painful, saddening and frustrating to say the least. And while there’s...
by Kristin Ganton | Apr 24, 2018 | Assisted Living, Countryside, Independent Living, Memory Care, Respite Care, Retirement Community
If you’re worried about your aging parent operating their vehicle – or worse, finally taking those keys away – you’re not alone. Most adult children share these fears, and though they might be a point of contention with mom and dad, they’re simply a sign of concern...
by Kristin Ganton | Apr 17, 2018 | Assisted Living, Countryside, Independent Living, Memory Care, Retirement Community
Technology is a great way to keep in touch with loved ones and old friends, stay up to date on the latest news and community happenings and even monitor your finances, bills and other accounts. But while there are plenty of benefits to jumping on the tech bandwagon,...
by Kristin Ganton | Apr 3, 2018 | Assisted Living, Independent Living, Memory Care, Respite Care, Retirement Community
Deciding to move your aging loved one to an assisted living facility or nursing home is never easy. But often, it’s the best (and sometimes only) way to keep them safe, healthy and in your life for the long-term. How do you know when that time has come? Pay close...
