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How to Navigate Your Transition from Hospital to Skilled Care

Key Takeaways When your family member faces a hospital discharge, the next step in their recovery journey might feel overwhelming. You’re likely wondering how to bridge the gap between medical treatment and returning home safely. Providence Place Senior Living skilled care provides the medical supervision and rehabilitation services your loved one needs to recover properly […]

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What Does Skilled Nursing Include?

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Key Takeaways What’s Included in Skilled Nursing? When your parent or loved one needs more support after surgery, illness, or a hospital stay, skilled nursing care may be the next step. It’s designed for people who don’t need hospital-level care but still require daily medical oversight, rehabilitation, or specialized treatment that family members can’t provide […]

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At What Age Can Dementia Set In?

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Dementia is a condition that impacts memory, cognitive functioning, and the ability to perform everyday tasks as it progresses. But at what age does dementia typically set in, and what factors influence its onset?  While dementia is often associated with aging, it doesn’t exclusively affect the elderly. Dementia typically sets in after age 65, but […]

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What’s the Difference Between Memory Care & Skilled Care

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Understanding the different types of care available to older adults can easily feel overwhelming. For families choosing between memory care and skilled care, the primary difference is that memory care centers around support for those with cognitive decline, while skilled care provides hands-on assistance for those with complex medical needs.  Finding the proper level of […]

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When is it Time for Memory Care?

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Although taking care of an elderly family member can be immensely fulfilling, it also presents a unique set of difficulties. Age-related memory problems might get worse with time, and most family members aren’t able to take care of their loved ones full time, as they have other responsibilities to attend to.  For individuals whose memory […]

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What Causes Hallucinations in the Elderly

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As we age, we are more susceptible to various health conditions, ranging from physical to cognitive abilities, including hallucinations. While hallucinations can affect people of any age, they are common in older adults.  Hallucinations are perceptual experiences that occur without any external stimuli. Some causes can include Alzheimer’s or dementia, Charles Bonnet Syndrome, side effects […]

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