Most of us are prepared for when our parents begin to age, but not everyone is prepared for when our parents begin to show a decline in cognitive function. Forgetfulness and confusion can be early indicators of a memory issue, sometimes being Alzheimer’s or dementia. However, realizing your parent require additional memory care can be daunting, making finding care difficult. Knowing what to ask of a senior living community is crucial to ensuring your parent will be well cared for in this next chapter of their life.
In your search for a memory care program for your parent, be sure to ask some of the following questions:
Never be nervous to ask a facility these questions to ensure your parent will receive the care they deserve during this time. Once you have the necessary information, you will feel more comfortable making these important decisions for your parent.
In your search for senior care for parents, be sure to consider Aston Gardens Senior Living communities. Aston Gardens offers SHINE® Memory Care, an acclaimed program that is built on six major points of focus in order to best care for residents. Our team is certified in the care of residents living with progressive memory illnesses. We also provide healthy meals and daily activities to help maintain health and wellness in each of our residents.
Activities through our SHINE® Memory Care program allow residents to interact with others in the program or have one-on-one time with a team member. They are also appropriate to the age, attention span, and abilities of the resident.
We emphasize the following in our program:
If your parent is showing signs that they require memory care, it’s time to turn to some of the locations of Aston Gardens. With six different locations throughout southern Florida, we are able to provide the necessary care for your loved one. Our communities include:
To learn more about our communities, programs, and amenities, contact Aston Gardens today at [Direct]. We are here to provide you with the information you need to best care for your parents.