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Decorating a Senior Apartment: Making Every Room Feel Like Home

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Transitioning to a senior living community apartment can be challenging for older adults and loved ones often share their concerns. Thankfully, there is a helpful way that makes the move much easier. A well-organized and thoughtfully decorated apartment can significantly enhance their quality of life, offering functionality and a sense of belonging. The Philomena Assisted […]

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Austin Day Trips for Seniors with Dementia and Their Families

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Austin, Texas, is a phenomenal city known for its live music, beautiful parks, and rich cultural heritage. If you have a family member with dementia, they can enjoy much of what this city and its surrounding area offers. The key is to find attractions that are easy to get to and accommodating. The Philomena in

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Dementia Care in Austin TX: Learning About the Types and Stages of Dementia

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As older adults enter different phases of life, they might encounter health challenges that require them to adapt significantly and discover new ways of coping. Many seniors and their families seek dementia care in Austin, TX memory communities like The Philomena for this reason. In order to make educated decisions, it is wise to learn

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Personal Interactions Benefit Memory Care Residents

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The benefits of personal interactions in memory care centers have been researched extensively and cannot be emphasized strongly enough. People who have dementia experience cognitive challenges and might not be reaching their fullest potential when they don’t receive this kind of care. Focused, person-centered attention from the caregivers at The Philomena can create and nurture

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What Makes Assisted Living Communities in Texas So Special?

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Are you looking for new experiences and a vibrant social life? We understand the importance of staying connected and having a supportive community. Engaging in social activities and shared experiences is essential for a healthy lifestyle. It combats feelings of isolation and boosts mental and emotional well-being, leading to a more fulfilling and enjoyable life.

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Navigating the Search for Austin Dementia Care

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A Comprehensive Guide on What to Look for in a Memory Care Community The need for memory care in Austin and nearby areas, such as Kyle, Reedville, and Maxwell, is multiplying. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, Texas has over 400,000 individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease. That number is expected to increase to 470,000 by 2025.

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Hospitality in Dementia Care: Austin, Texas and Nearby Locations

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The need for care and support only grows as dementia progresses, so your family will need to find a program that not only provides healthcare services, but also offers genuine hospitality. Finding the right care facility can make all the difference in the quality of life of your loved one. The Philomena, a community for

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Family Support From Austin Alzheimer’s Care

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How to Explain Dementia to A Grandchild Six million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s. That equals nearly 11 percent of the population over 65. With an increasing senior population, that number will exceed 12.7 million by 2050. Explaining dementia to family members can be a difficult conversation. Explaining to young ones why grandma or grandpa

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Finding Austin Alzheimer’s Care When the Time is Right

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Seniors in the early stages of dementia or mild cognitive impairment are often supported at home by family members. And while these caregivers are charitable and compassionate, the day may come when another living arrangement is needed. This is not a fast or easy process: Finding Austin Alzheimer’s care can feel overwhelming, and talking to

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Meaningful Senior Living vs. Staying at Home

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They say there are only two plots in literature: Someone leaves home, and someone new comes to town. It’s pretty similar in everyday life, and the two plots can become intertwined as we age. Discover how assisted living and memory care in Kyle, TX, at The Philomena can help write your story. Enriching Senior Living

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