Assisted Living
When Mom shows signs of slowing down, assisted living offers a social, active, and maintenance-free lifestyle for older adults who also need help with daily tasks.
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How does assisted living support seniors?
Assisted living communities provide aging adults the support they need with personal care and activities of daily living (ADLs) in a residential setting, so they can enjoy optimal levels of independence and enjoy life more fully. For seniors whose health or well-being requires a higher level of support, assisted living also provides a healthy lifestyle and social engagement. Family members have peace of mind knowing staff is available to help with safety, care and support – along with a stimulating social environment for their loved one.
At the time residents move in, they are initially assessed so they can get the best care plan to meet their specific needs, such as medication management, personal care, health risks and nutritional needs.
Seniors are also supported by assisted living in many ways, such as the following:
Personalized Care such as medication management, special dietary needs, activities of daily living (ADLs), housekeeping and laundry. Some communities additionally provide memory care, respite and rehab services.
Care Coordination with outside area health care providers and rehabilitation services.
Safety with staff available 24 hours a day, controlled access, and safety protocols, such as security cameras and motion sensors to detect falls and fall risk or anticipating toileting needs.
Social and Engaging Environment with programs/activities for all cognitive/physical levels that appeal to various kinds of interests with creative and unique engagement opportunities for seniors to stay socially active.
Nutrition inclusive of 3 chef prepared meals daily that align with the dietary needs of sneiors. Meals are served restaurant style and in a manner that encourages socialization with peers and staff.
Comfortable Accommodations including a variety of apartment sizes/floor plans to accommodate all needs, budgets, and preferences. Apartment homes are designed with features for senior safety and accessibility.
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Common services and amenities provided by Assisted Living
Assisted Living communities focus on providing comfort and convenience for seniors who are generally active and independent, but may require increased support and help with daily tasks.
The list of services provided by an assisted living community will vary, but it’s common for staff to provide help with various Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s) such as bathing, dressing, medication management, grooming ambulating, etc. Housekeeping, meals and transportation are typically provided.
Assisted living communities encourage socialization via a myriad of activities and events, creative programs, and wellness classes while engaging with friends and peers. AdoreMOM® can provide specific offers senior living communities near you provide.
Common services and amenties:
24-hour, certified staff with nurse oversight
Individualized levels of personal care
Medication management
24-hour security service and secured entrances
Emergency response system 24/7
Full-service, restaurant style dining serving 3x day
Engaging activities, events, entertainment and outings
Communal garden and courtyard
Exercise and wellness center
Game and entertainment spaces
Library
Chapel
Private event spaces that can be used for celebrations
Whirlpool bath
What are the signs assisted living is a good fit your loved one?
Our Senior Living Experts at AdoreMOM® can help you consider your loved ones needs, your expectations for care, and ensure all benefits and resources are maximized to identify the appropriate care for your loved one. The signs that assisted living may be necessary are:
Their appearance has changed (such a weight loss) or poor hygiene habits. They could benefit from assistance with bathing/grooming and meal preparation.
Apparent changes in their surroundings, with increased clutter, disorganization, and cleanliness in the home. They could benefit with periodic housekeeping.
Changes in their behavior, such as increased anxiousness, irritability or depression, lack energy or motivation. They would benefit from a structured, social setting they can enjoy.
A decline in their health condition, with an increased risk of falling or have had multiple falls, or increased blood pressure or other health callenges. They could benefit with ambulation support and health monitoring.
Signs of cognitive impairment, such as increased forgetfulness or confusion, losing their train of thought during conversations, or getting lost in familiar places. They could benefit from oversight and engaging conversations and activities throughout the day.