Whitestown gets its first senior care center
The Restoracy of Whitestown celebrated its grand opening last week with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour of the new facilities.
Read MoreThe Restoracy of Whitestown celebrated its grand opening last week with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour of the new facilities.
Read MoreWe’ve been there, too. While you’re looking at facilities that meet your geographic needs, you’ll have a long list of questions tailored to what’s most important for your peace of mind, too. Make sure your list includes these must-ask questions (#7 will surprise you!). What is the resident to caregiver ratio? The answer to this
Read More.Moving is a big transition for anyone, but especially for seniors transitioning to skilled nursing care. When we re-imagined senior care, we started with the day you move in. We want you to feel welcomed and at home with us from the very first day. When you move in, you’re greeted with a welcome basket
Read More.You have questions and want a plan for funding skilled care. The Restoracy provides guidance no matter what your care journey – from rehabilitation to long term and memory care. Before you make a move, learn about your options and resources to help you plan how to pay for skilled care. Whether you or a
Read More.Sometimes the care needs of a loved one are obvious, but figuring out which type of care is right for them is a different story. Which of the many types of care is the right fit? Understanding the differences helps you decide where to start and plan better for the future. Is it time for
Read More.Whether we’re celebrating, healing, or seeking comfort, food is a cornerstone of how people connect to one another, experience joy and comfort, and stay alive. Seniors largely have the same nutritional needs as other adults, but additional factors may challenge their ability to keep up with their needs. At home, in rehabilitation facilities, and long-term
Read More.Is it time for hospice? Are hospice and palliative care the same thing? Is hospice only for cancer patients? If you’re asking these questions, you’re not alone. Many families are confronted with questions about end-of-life care as their loved one ages, receives a new terminal diagnosis, or continues to battle an existing condition like congestive
Read More.When is it time to move a loved one from living on their own (or with some support) to skilled care? There’s no bright line to be crossed, but families can explore a number of factors as part of the decision including: how well loved ones perform activities of daily living, manage responsibilities like home
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