How to Tour an Assisted Living Facility Talking about assisted living to an aging parent, one who is used to being independent and self-sufficient, can be very tough. But it’s a good conversation to have before you feel that...
As adults get older, they often need to adjust their living arrangements for convenience, health reasons, and more. Fortunately, there are three primary types of living communities available for older adults throughout Utah and beyond. Not sure which senior...
by Candy Cohn, CSA® Candy Cohn’s father was in his late 80s when he unintentionally stopped taking his medication for bipolar disorder. During this time, he experienced a significant mental health crisis that resulted in hospitalization and intensive treatment....
by Steven Moses, CSA CDP CPRS More and more seniors are becoming familiar with communication technology, especially over the last year and a half as they have lived through isolation caused by the pandemic. But while COVID has certainly...
by Beth Friesen, RN CCM CSA CDP CADDCT Seniors living with Alzheimer’s Disease or other forms of dementia experience a unique aging journey, as memory loss affects every aspect of their day-to-day lives. Certified Dementia Practitioners® (CDPs) are specially...
As we age, the number of prescription bottles on the shelf seems to increase with each passing year. They are a reminder that we are no longer 25 and able to breeze through the day without managing our blood...
There are many options for elders who are no longer able to provide care for themselves. When making the choice between home care, home health care and assisted living, you want to understand the costs and all services that...
Dementia Friendly Home Modifications Did you know that the living space design can actually help someone with dementia function at a higher and more comfortable level? Senior living apartments containing certain thoughtful design elements and up-to-date technology can make...
There are many similarities between home health and hospice care. But you should know the differences in these forms of care when considering them for yourself or a loved one. You need to be able to make an informed...
“Can We Talk?” Your parents cared for you when you were young, championed you as you grew up, left home, and started a life of your own, and now it’s dawning on you that now they may need support...