Care Homes Center
Care homes are an alternative for seniors who want the services and support of an assisted living community but are looking for a smaller, more personal residential setting. Below are some informational articles to help you learn more about what care homes have to offer and how to choose the best facility for your loved ones.
Care Homes Overview
For seniors who do not need or want 24-hour access to medical care, care homes and adult family homes can bridge the gap between completely independent living and an institutional care facility. Care homes offer a more personal, familial atmosphere than other types of long-term care facilities. They provide attractive accommodations, professional care-giving services and extra security for a senior. Read more about care homes…
Care Home Services
Care homes are an excellent choice for seniors who need an increased level of supervision. In many cases, residents of assisted living communities move into care homes when their needs exceed the level that can be provided at the community. For example, seniors that are at risk for falling can be closely monitored by staff due to the smaller living environment. Read more about care home services…
Checklist for Visiting a Senior Care Home
Knowing exactly what to look for when you visit a senior care home can help you make a sound decision and choose the right home for your needs. Planning at least two visits is a smart way to learn more about a particular a senior care home that you’re interested in. On your second visit, consider dropping by unannounced. Visit our checklist for visiting a senior care home…
Care Housing: Making the Transition
By now you’ve familiarized yourself with the many care housing options and shopped around for the best long-term care facility for your loved one’s needs. Moving day is just around the corner, and anxiety has begun to set in. So what now? Learn more about transitioning to care housing…
Adult Homes: What to Expect
Adult Homes (sometimes called adult family home or personal care home) are single-family residences licensed to provide care for small groups of adults. They are most suited to those who do not need skilled nursing. Typical residents need some supervision and assistance with personal care. Learn more about adult homes…
Domiciliary Care: What is it?
Domiciliary Care (or Dom Care) is a supervised living arrangement in a home-like environment for adults who are unable to live alone because of age related impairments or physical, mental or visual disabilities. This type of program is appropriate for those age 18 and older, who are unable to live independently and who need assistance with activities of daily living. Learn more about Domiciliary Care…
Adult Care Homes: Advantages
Adult care homes (also called residential care homes and adult family homes) are private homes licensed by the state to care for from 2-8 residents. They offer an attractive living option for individuals who might benefit from a homelike setting with a small number of residents. Find out more about the advantages of adult care homes…
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