How Alzheimer’s Daycare Facilities Promote Independence

  Deciding on the best senior care option for an elderly loved one is usually the most exciting and challenging decision families will face. They find themselves taking the first step by weighing the pros and cons of assisted living and memory care against other long-term care options that best suit their seniors' daily nursing needs, comfort, and other needs. By understanding the differences, family members can feel confident when taking the final step in any decision. Understanding Care Needs and Daily Support Senior care options vary depending on the level of help a person needs. Some need more care in daily activities; some only need medical care. The goal is to place individuals in an environment that supports safety, dignity, and quality of life without artificial restrictions. The family should consider the following points when evaluating care options: The level of independence the seniors have Need for supervision or specialized memory support Emotional well-being and soci...