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Category Archives: Finding a Facility

The Green House Project

26 Tuesday Mar 2013

Posted by Ann Napoletan in Care Options, Eason House, Finding a Facility

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I hope to do a piece on the Green House Project soon, but I saw this video today and had to share. I truly believe that this is the elder care model of the future, and it’s something we should all be advocating for.

My family was blessed. After two less than stellar years (putting it mildly) with Mom living in a traditional facility, we found what, in my mind, was (and is) elder care Shangri-La. Eason House, is an adult family home to five residents and follows many of the same principles as the Green House homes. Institutional care, even the cream of the crop, simply cannot compete. The ratios just do not permit this kind of individualized care and nurturing. It’s an amazing thing to witness first hand.

Take a look at Move In Day At Tupelo.

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New Resource: SeniorAdvisor.com

26 Tuesday Mar 2013

Posted by Ann Napoletan in A Place for Mom, Care Options, Finding a Facility, Helpful Resources, Tips

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I’m excited to share news about a new online community just launched by A Place For Mom!!

SeniorAdvisor.com allows families to rate senior care services and communities and submit reviews based on their experience. This information can in turn be used by others who are in search of care.

Looking at care options is beyond overwhelming, and there is often more to a facility than meets the eye. While things may look great during a pre-arranged tour, nothing is more valuable than hearing from folks who have had first hand experience with the facility, staff, and care provided.

The tool will only be as good as the input and reviews received from consumers, so if you have experience, please consider taking a few minutes to write a review. You’ll be helping other families navigate the challenging course that ultimately leads to finding the right care for their loved one.

If you’re on the other side of the equation and are currently looking at care options, SeniorAdvisor.com is a great tool to keep in your back pocket as one of your resources!

 

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Tips for the Caregiver in Your Life

11 Monday Mar 2013

Posted by Ann Napoletan in A Place for Mom, Blogging, Caregivers, Caregivers.com, Finding a Facility, Grieving, Guilt and Regrets, Helpful Resources, Products, Safety, Technology, The Early Years, Tips

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I saw this post today at A Place For Mom, and felt it was worth sharing. One of the hardest  parts of this journey is knowing when it’s time for assisted living or some other care arrangement. With that comes finding the right fit, having some very difficult discussions, and dealing with your own guilt and grief. The article provides some excellent information and useful tips; if you feel your family is headed down this path, it’s worth a read:  How To Recognize Signs It’s Time for Assisted Living.
CareZone

Also my Caregivers post today might be of help to you or the caregiver in your life. I’m going to be reviewing several caregiver smartphone apps in the coming weeks, and today I’m taking a look at CareZone. It’s a great little tool that’s definitely worth a look. I can say without question, it would have made my life easier all the way back to when Mom was still living independently. Check it out and share with anyone who might benefit: Getting Organized: There’s an App for That!

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