When an elderly loved one’s care needs exceed what their family can provide, moving to an assisted living facility ensures that their care needs are consistently met. However, a critical aspect of placement that families and other placement services sometimes overlook is considering care options that cover the person’s needs today and in the future. …
Almost every medical professional will emphasize the significance of movement in maintaining overall health and well-being. However, as we age, we may develop health issues that limit our mobility. Effective osteoarthritis management becomes increasingly important in addressing these issues. Osteoarthritis is a prime culprit affecting older people’s ability to move and stay independent. As the …
As a Senior Living Advisor and dementia specialist (Mike McClernon, 516-254-9481), I’m frequently asked about the different types of Senior Living communities. I always recommend that their elderly loved ones be placed in a community that provides the support they need based on their current condition and challenges. For example, many older people can’t live …
Many families choose to look after an elderly loved one when they need assistance. Providing care is a wonderful way of paying back everything our parents or grandparents have done for them. However, as people age, they become increasingly reliant on us for support with what is known as the Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). …
When families start searching for a Senior Living Community on Long Island for an elderly loved one, they’re faced with choosing which level of care will be required. As a Long Island Senior Living Advisor (Mike McClernon, 516-254-9481), I find that some families find it a bit challenging choosing between Assisted Living and Memory Care. …
