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What is Respite care vs Assisted Living communities in Davenport IA
Respite care is a residential care program. Oftentimes a caregiver will assist a care receiver with bathing, dressing, medication management, eating and toileting in their home. The care receiver often has one caregiver, who may need a break from the
What is Memory Care
The National Council on Aging states “to be eligible for memory care, older adults must have a diagnosis of dementia and a need for around-the-clock supervision.” The first signs of the disease may be mild, but progressively get worse as
Music can Improve your Health
Research has shown that music therapy can improve cognitive activity and decrease symptoms of neurological deficiency. Grand Haven is a Senior Living Community in the Quad Cities. Their Independent Living, Assisted Living and Moment’s Memory Care Programs are designed to
Dementia and Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s Association states that “Dementia is a general term for a decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life, while Alzheimer’s is a specific disease.” Dementia People with dementia have two or more of these symptoms: Difficulty
What to Bring to an Independent and Assisted Living Facility
Individuals moving into Grand Haven’s elderly care units in Eldridge, IA may need to downsize if they are coming from a house or larger townhome or condo. Perhaps they want to start with new furniture and rent their furniture. The
Senior Falls
The National Council on aging says that “Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries for older Americans. Falls threaten senior’s safety and independence, and generate enormous economic and personal costs. However, falling is not an inevitable result