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Top Signs Your Aging Parent Needs Assisted Living
1 million aging adults live in assisted living homes. Many older individuals resist the change of moving to an assisted living home because they feel as though they are losing their independence. But there are many benefits that make moving to an assisted living home a positive step for both your parents and you. They…
Read MoreHow to Choose a Senior Care Home for Your Aging Parents
About 1.5 million seniors live in nursing homes. A further 1 million live in an assisted living home.As your parents age, you may be tasked with finding an appropriate senior care home for them. You’ll want them to live somewhere where you can feel confident about leaving them. While many older adults may be reticent to enter…
Read MoreYou were able to look past dementia and saw Mom for the person she really was
We all long to be treated with dignity and respect. Clients with dementia and other disabilities share this deep need and often express it in compelling ways. This letter from an adult daughter of a client at Arthur’s Residential Care shares some heartfelt insight into this deep need for dignity and respect. Thank you so much for…
Read MoreCore Values at Work
Arthur’s core value statement, “human life is intrinsically valuable and worthy of dignity and respect,” plays a prominent role in Arthur’s staff training as well as in our marketing materials. It sounds good for a home that offers assisted living and memory care, right? But it’s only natural for assisted living and memory care clients…
Read MoreGlen Campbell’s Journey with Alzheimers
You may have heard that Glen Campbell, Country Music star from the 60’s and 70’s, has Alzheimer’s, and has a movie coming out this weekend about his journey. Here’s a link to the article and YouTube video of him singing his song “Not Gonna Miss You”. www.npr.org/2014/10/27/359314188/no-shame-glen-campbell-documentary-follows-singers-goodbye-tour
Read MoreAct on Alzheimer’s group in Roseville
Check out the KSTP News from last night! Arthur’s Residential Care supports a Memory Cafe at J. Arthur’s Coffee shop, and two of our members are featured in this interview by KSTP! Also, the Act on Alzheimer’s group in Roseville, of which we are members, is highlighted for its work in educating our community about…
Read MoreResource Spotlight: Teepa Snow
At Arthur’s Residential Care we care for the whole person and we strive to meet each individual’s social, emotional and spiritual needs. This is especially important in dementia care, and far more effective than just treating the symptoms and challenging behaviors of the disease process. We are always overjoyed to find people in the memory…
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