Relationships between parents and children change over time. Eventually, a parent-child role reversal may take place, meaning adult children are now “parenting” their elderly parent. This is a challenging transition for both parents and children, causing both parties to feel vulnerable and confused. This role reversal allows children to take care of their parents and […]
There comes a time in many parent-child relationships where the topic of assisted living may arise. This can be a tricky conversation, especially when the child is the one who brings it up. While you may dread this conversation, putting it off will make it even harder for you and your aging parents. If you […]
In accordance with President Trump’s national emergency declaration, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has issued the following guidance to all long term care facilities. All skilled nursing, assisted living and supportive living facilities will be subject to a prohibition of visitors. Exceptions will only be made on a case-by-case basis for compassion […]
To our Residents, Families, Employees, and Community Members: During this period of heightened awareness regarding the spread of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), we want to keep you informed of our efforts to keep our residents and employees in our buildings from being infected and contracting symptoms of COVID-19 that could compromise their health. Please […]
As people age, their daily medications tend to increase. While we take medications to improve our quality of life, when they’re taken inconsistently, at the wrong time, or mixed with other medications incorrectly, they may be hurting instead of helping us. With so many medications to take, it can be hard to remember the instructions […]
Caregiver depression is a silent crisis. Caregiving is an incredibly rewarding job as it allows you to spend time with and care for your loved ones as they have cared for you throughout your life. While being a caregiver is a great privilege, it also comes with challenges that can increase the risk of depression […]
March recognizes National Nutrition Month, with a 2020 theme of “Eat Right, Bite by Bite”. The focus is to help people of all ages make informed food choices and develop healthy habits related to both eating and physical activity. Whether you are 8 or 80, good nutrition is essential to a person’s overall health and […]
THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Try your luck out at Evergreen Senior Living of Chillicothe’s Afternoon at the Casino this March. We’ll be hosting a fun event filled with a variety of classic casino games, including blackjack, shuffleboard, and dime bingo roulette. Those in attendance will have the opportunity to play and win […]
A relationship with your parents when they become seniors is new territory. Many different challenges can arise, like health concerns, retirement, assisted living/nursing homes, and finances. Your parents have been helping and supporting you your entire life, but now the tables are turning. So, how can you keep your relationship with your parents healthy during […]
Alzheimer’s Disease has no cure. Focusing on the quality of life for patients is critical. Music therapy can benefit Alzheimer’s patients in a variety of ways, especially in the late stages of the disease. […]