Need Help?
That Moment You Realize It’s Time
When is Help Needed?
The following is a list of some of the warning signs that your loved one may need assisted living care:
- Recent health event requiring care that may not be manageable on own
- Getting lost in familiar surroundings
- Losing touch with their friends
- An unsafe home environment
- Increased falls or risk of falling
- General confusion and disorientation
- Change in diet and nutrition
- Need for nighttime supervision that can’t be met by in-home caregiver
- Change in personal hygiene
- Change in mobility
- Change in eyesight or hearing
- Change in financial awareness
- Change in personality
- Change in driving abilities
- Asking the same question over and over
- Leaving stove or appliances on
- Leaving exterior doors open
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