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How Do I Talk to My Parent About Moving Into Memory Care?

Key Takeaways Observe changes in daily routines and focus on safety to know when it is time to talk. Prepare for the conversation by choosing a calm time, gathering information, and involving family. Lead with empathy, listen to your parent’s concerns, and highlight the positive aspects of community living. Be patient and understand that this…
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Shalom Gardens Shows Commitment to Quality Senior Living with Deficiency-Free Survey in Virginia

Key Takeaways Deficiency-Free Survey Achievement: Shalom Gardens & Shalom Parkside have been recognized in Virginia for meeting the highest standards of safety, quality, and resident well-being.   Commitment to Excellence: This accomplishment underscores our unwavering dedication to providing exceptional care and fostering a nurturing environment.   "People First" Philosophy: Our focus on people ensures every resident experiences…
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What Is Memory Care?

Key Takeaways Memory care is a specialized form of care designed for individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other memory-related conditions.   Memory care goes beyond traditional senior living by focusing on structured routines and therapies that enhance daily functioning. Memory care offers secure environments, trained staff, and tailored activities to support cognitive health.   Families benefit…
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Early Signs of Alzheimer’s & Dementia: What to Look For

Alzheimer’s disease and dementia are much more complex than they first appear. These conditions are well-known for how they affect a person’s memory. However, the symptoms are sometimes even more subtle, and without professional support, dementia can worsen.  Early intervention makes all the difference—this is the key to helping your loved one maintain their quality…
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When Is the Best Time to Move to Memory Care?

Helping a loved one who’s experiencing cognitive decline can be overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to decide the right time to transition them to memory care. While the answer varies from person from person, memory care becomes a good choice when your loved one’s safety, independence, and quality of life begin to decline. What Is…
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