When it comes to your retirement age loved ones, obviously, you want the best for them. You want to make sure they are eating well, staying active, socializing, seeing a doctor, and getting the care they need in general. That can be particularly taxing on you, however, depending on your circumstances. At some point in time, it may become too much for you and other family members to care for them.
Fortunately, assisted living improves wellness where both your loved one and you and your family members are concerned! Caregivers can be impacted in mental, emotional, social, physical, and financial ways. But when your loved one resides in an assisted living community, you get to focus on your own well-being and experience much needed relief. They, in turn, get the care they need.
Let’s take a look at the ways in which the wellness of both you and your loved one can be improved by residing in an assisted living community.
Financial Support
How you benefit:
- If you experienced an interruption in employment so you could take care of your loved one, you can now get back to your full-time job – so…
- Better financial wellness
- Less financial stress
How your loved one benefits:
- Any and all bills are combined into one simple payment
- Costs will no longer fluctuate because there is a set rate/cost for care
- The future can be a better planned for without surprise costs
Mental Support
How you benefit:
- Lowered stress levels mean a better state of mind
- That mental checklist you keep in your head just got a lot smaller
- You will feel good knowing that you can once again concentrate on your immediate family (aside from the loved one in question)
How your loved one benefits:
- Cognitive deterioration may be slowed due to numerous opportunities for mental/mind exercises
- A better frame of mind exists when your loved one is surrounded by people of similar age, circumstances, etc.
- If your loved one takes medication that influences their state of mind, you can be assured it will be taken as directed – that’s better for all concerned parties
Emotional Support
How you benefit:
- Relief from feelings of frustration, anxiety, or sadness
- You still get to feel a sense of satisfaction knowing your loved one is in a caring, safe environment
- You get peace of mind and sleep better at night
- You return to being the daughter, niece, son, etc., instead of just being the caretaker
How your loved one benefits:
- They’re able to focus on the positive
- They are encouraged to be as independent as possible, while receiving the assistance they need
- They’re surrounded by others who have similar stories, experiences, feelings, situations, etc.
Social Support
How you benefit:
- You can once again concentrate on your favorite hobbies
- You have more time for your family, work, pets, etc.
- You once again have the opportunity to socialize with your friends
How your loved one benefits:
- Relief from loneliness and isolation
- Numerous opportunities to choose from that encourage socialization
- A safe environment in which to enjoy themselves
Physical Support
How you benefit:
- You get to concentrate on yourself, your mental well-being, and your physical fitness – so…
- Less stress
- Increased physical health
How your loved one benefits:
- Improved safety
- Better physical health
- More qualified lifting assistance and physical support
Improve the Wellness of Your Loved One through Our CarePlus Assisted Living Program
The exceptional care of your loved one – as well as improved wellness for you and them – is the foundation of all we do. In one way or another, you’re both in need of assistance at this time. We’re here to help with a caring team, numerous amenities, cozy residences and more. Isn’t it time you both got the peace of mind you need and the care you deserve?
Contact us today. Ask about our CarePlus Assisted Living Program.
To discuss sales and leasing, please phone us at 325-238-6944. Any other inquiries can be directed to someone at 325-793-1144. We also have a convenient online form you can use to start a conversation with us.
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