by Reformed Church Home | Feb 1, 2023 | Assisted Living
As we get older, hobbies and activities will be what keeps us active and engaged. You may be bored of the current hobbies on your list or just want some starter ideas. Either way here are a few fun and interesting options. Gardening – If you enjoy the outdoors,...
by Reformed Church Home | Jan 24, 2023 | Assisted Living
In a nursing home your loved one will feel like family and right at home. Socialization and activities are an important part of life in a nursing home, and they have numerous benefits for residents. And we’re here to share them with you. Socializing helps residents...
by Reformed Church Home | Jan 3, 2023 | Assisted Living
National Bath Safety Month is a great time to focus on ensuring that your bathroom is a safe and accessible space for everyone in your household. Whether you’re a parent with young children, a senior citizen, or someone with mobility issues, you should have a...
by Reformed Church Home | Nov 28, 2022 | Assisted Living
The holiday months can be a rough time for caregivers, particularly those in colder climates. Caregiving for a loved one with an illness that impairs verbal skills can contribute to loneliness. In addition, there may be other circumstances that prevent other family...
by Reformed Church Home | Oct 28, 2022 | Assisted Living
An elder’s poor diet and malnutrition is a challenge that many families face. If they live alone, it may not be so easy to notice this until significant damage has been done. A poor diet can often result in decreased immunity among other health issues. Learning what...
by Reformed Church Home | Sep 30, 2022 | Assisted Living
Be Good to Your Brain The ability to think, learn, and remember is an important component of performing everyday activities. And as we age, our brain changes, which can affect these everyday activities. That’s why it is important to give some time, love, and care to...
