Whether regarding skilled care, skilled nursing, or memory care, especially during the pandemic myths have persisted about senior living.
In this segment Kelley Smith at CarePartners Senior Living focuses on quality of life: what to expect in a senior living or assisted living community. It’s not what you might think, and there are a lot of preconceived ideas about skilled care. Nothing’s perfect, but if you’re a caregiver and it’s affecting you to where you can’t do it any more, or you’re in a situation where their needs are over your head, you’re not serving them by keeping them at home. They see people get better in assisted living, because they’re getting three home-cooked meals a day, getting their medications on time, there are people around – just having human contact adds to quality of life, rather than being isolated and just seeing your kids now and then. Getting them involved with a community their own age, where there are things happening and things to look forward to, improves their quality of life. Learn more about CarePartners Senior Living.