The timing to transition to an assisted living community varies for each individual, as everyone has unique needs and circumstances. Some may require more attention, while others might only need assistance with specific services. Perhaps you’re seeking a place where daily chores are managed by others, granting you more time for hobbies. Some individuals make the move following the loss of a companion, while others are drawn to the prospect of social interaction with peers.
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Once you’ve conducted your research, visited potential communities, and decided on your new residence, it’s time to prepare for the move. This phase of the assisted living journey involves various considerations, and we offer resources to facilitate a smoother transition for you and your family. While moving day can be somewhat stressful and chaotic, with boxes scattered and last-minute packing, proper preparation can minimize unexpected challenges. Read on to discover ways to get ready and make moving day less overwhelming.
After completing the community tours and the moving process, finding yourself in a new apartment surrounded by new people, activities, and routines may feel overwhelming. It’s normal to experience a sense of significant change all at once. Take comfort in the fact that these feelings are typical, and it’s perfectly acceptable if it takes some time to adjust. Fortunately, there are practical steps you can take to ease the transition to assisted living after moving in.
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Light of Hearts Villa, a senior living community in Bedford, Ohio, received zero deficiencies during their annual state survey this past month. An accomplishment that is not easily attainable in the highly regulated world of assisted living. But what exactly does having “zero deficiencies” mean?
Our annual Light the Way Gala celebrated an incredible evening of generosity and support, raising over $120,000 for the Sister Helen T. Scasny, SC Benevolent Fund. This sold-out event on September 29, attended by over 250 people, illuminated the unwavering commitment of the community to the mission of Light of Hearts Villa.
Music often evokes memories and can bring up senses and emotions from past encounters with a song, artist or instrument. So, it’s no surprise that music can be a helpful tool for residents in memory care.
