At Central Place Retirement Community, we are always ready to help with your transition to become a member at our senior home. Our staff is friendly and understanding when it comes to your needs and comfort. Here are a few articles to help you with the process and to learn more about what we do here. Feel free to give us a call to know more!
Are you caring for an older parent at home and finding it overwhelming and dangerous? Are you asking the question, when is it time for assisted living?
If you feel like you are not doing a good enough job of caring for your elderly parent, but feel guilty about moving them to an assisted living home, then you need to read this article for five signs that hint strongly when to move them to assisted living.
Are you feeling like it's time for your parents to take the next step in their lives?
Convincing your parents to move to a retirement home can be a difficult and upsetting conversation. But, if you're armed with the right knowledge, it might not be as hard as you think.
Check out our top tips to convince your parents to move to a retirement home.
More than 80% of deaths in Canada that were related to the pandemic occurred in retirement homes. It is understandable that families are hesitant about moving to a retirement home at this point in time.
Moving anywhere during the COVID-19 pandemic is stressful, but moving to a senior living facility may seem almost impossible. The truth is that it is becoming safer for families to start to consider assisted living communities.
As your loved one gets older, one thing that becomes apparent is they will need more help with activities of daily living. It's for this reason that you might've concluded that moving them into a retirement home is going to be in their best interest.
But, just because it's what's best doesn't mean they will go willingly. If you're reading this, we're excited to provide you with some tips that will help make your loved ones transition into retired living much easier for them.
There are more than 28,900 residential assisted living communities around the world. If your loved one is struggling with the thought that they will soon be living in a retirement home, you might be wondering how you can help.
We came up with a list of ways that you can use to help your loved one feel better about assisted living.
