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What You Can Expect in Assisted Living

Francis LeGasse Jr. • June 13, 2023

If your loved one is like many seniors, he or she has spent a lifetime taking care of others, from family and friends to neighbors and pets. Now might be the right time to find a lifestyle that frees them from any more daily worries, while also offering the support and exceptional care they deserve. Assisted living could be an ideal solution.

What you can expect in assisted living: exceptional care and attention with independence 

How can giving a person more support also give them more freedom? 

 

When you consider what is included in the assisted living lifestyle, you can see how it can truly expand an individual’s world. For example, here are some of the benefits of the assisted living lifestyle: 

 

  • Personal assistance with activities of daily living (bathing, dressing, grooming, dining, medication management) 
  • A homelike setting without the worry of home upkeep (all maintenance issues are handled by a professional staff) 
  • Family-style dining created by a professional culinary team mindful of nutritional needs of seniors 
  • Scheduled transportation to physician’s appointment and other destinations 
  • Housekeeping and linen service provided 
  • 24-hour staffing and security 
  • Access to medical services 
  • Fitness, health and wellness programs 
  • Comfortable accommodations 

 

Having so many things taken care of means your loved one can spend their days as they choose. Watching a movie with friends. Joining a fitness class. Exploring their creative side in an art class. Having family join them for lunch. Watching the big game in a lively setting. Enjoying an outdoor concert. Connecting; engaging; enjoying. 

 

No longer burdened by worries, isolation, or boredom, residents of assisted living can safely socialize with others and live life as they once did—active and involved. 

Residential assisted living is even more like home than home

Your loved one may express concerns that moving to assisted living just won’t feel the same as living at home. It’s important to listen to those concerns and let them know you understand their hesitancy. Taking your loved one to visit a few communities can help them see firsthand how vibrant and inviting today’s choices are. 

 

In addition, you might consider residential senior living. In this setting, there are usually fewer than 10 residents living in a familiar homestyle dwelling, providing an excellent ratio of staff to residents. And just as important is the atmosphere:  intimate, encouraging, and laid back. It truly feels like family, whether everyone is encouraging each other and deep bonds are formed.   

 

You’ll find this at Assured Senior Living. Our neighborhood clusters of resident homes create a small, tight-knit community where members feel at home amongst close friends and neighbors. 

What you can expect in an Assured assisted living residence 

Your first priority for your loved one is of course to find a solution that enhances their quality of life as much as possible; breaking down any barriers that can prevent them from continuing on their path towards healthy aging. And you want the peace of mind of knowing they are safe, cared for, and happy.   

 

In Assured Senior Living residential assisted living homes, you can expect: 

  • 24/7 staff with someone always awake and on-site 
  • A home setting designed for the safety and security of seniors 
  • Personalized, compassionate assistance with activities of daily living 
  • Family-style meals where residents are encouraged to assist with preparation 
  • The freedom to continue hobbies and interests, and explore new possibilities 
  • A neighborhood setting with activities like bicycling, walking in the park, and more 
  • A model of care that is designed around residents, where inclusion, connection, independence, and acceptance are prized 
  • The option of shared rooms which offer value, as well as significant cognitive and socializing benefits for residents 
  • Multiple services and conveniences to make life easier 

 

If the time has come for you to seek a greater degree of safety, personal care assistance, and social interaction for a loved one, we invite you to explore how we can help. Our assisted living could be the right mix of assistance and freedom for your loved one—with the reassurance that is so important for you and your family. 

 

Contact us today, or download our free Family Decision Toolkit guide for more information. 

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