People often fail to understand that a high quality of life is still possible for those living with dementia. However, while providing care at home, it can become more challenging to deliver programs, activities and interaction. As the disease progresses, families may want to consider other opportunities to help support a meaningful life. Discovering the […]
How Your Loved One Can Make a Successful Transition into Memory Care
Caring for a loved one living with dementia can be a rewarding experience. However, it may eventually become more difficult to provide personalized activities, adequate safety or quality of life as the disease continues to progress. If a decision for memory support has been made, you may be wondering how best to help your loved […]
What to Expect in a Day for Shared Memory Care Residents
Are you considering whether memory care could be the right answer for a loved one navigating the dementia journey? You may appreciate the benefits of a skilled staff, engaging activities and specialized therapy programs – but will they feel comfortable if a community becomes home? If you’re wondering what life in a memory care community […]
Ask These 5 Questions to Find the Best Memory Care Community for Your Loved One
Your family is beginning the search for a memory care community but may be uncertain of how to find the best one. Should you be looking for security? Activities that might slow the symptoms of dementia? Amenities to improve quality of life? At Prairie City Landing’s Harbor Memory Care, we can help with the quest. […]
When Is It Time for Memory Care? 6 Tips
If you’re searching for help to care for a loved one living with dementia, you’re not alone. The Alzheimer’s Association estimates that more than 6 million people in the U.S. are living with Alzheimer’s and more than 11 million are providing unpaid care. While individuals are often able to remain at home during the early […]
What Is Memory Care in a Senior Living Community?
If you’re searching for help to care for a loved one living with dementia, you’re not alone. The Alzheimer’s Association estimates that more than 6 million people in the U.S. are living with Alzheimer’s and more than 11 million are providing unpaid care. While individuals are often able to remain at home during the early […]