Caring for a loved one with dementia can be tough, but we’ve got some tips to help you balance their wants and needs to offer the best care.
Caring for a Loved One with Dementia: Tips on Balancing Wants vs Needs
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How Do I Tell Someone I Think They Need Memory Care?
When someone experiences dementia, memory care may be the best option for their safety and well-being, here are some tips to approach this delicate conversation
The Hidden Benefits of Moving to Memory Care Earlier
You may be trying to keep your loved one home for as long as possible, but could waiting cost your loved one their well-being? Watch this video to find out.
How to Choose a Memory Care Community?
Making the decision to find the right memory care facility for your loved one can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re juggling your family,...
Thinking About a Memory Care Facility for Your Loved One? Plan Early To Avoid the Waitlist
Has your loved one recently been diagnosed with dementia or another memory condition? We understand that coming to terms with the diagnosis and...
Finding the Right Long-Term Care Plan
Don’t know where to start when it comes to looking for long-term care? Here are a few resources that can help you develop a long-term care plan.
Can My Parent Get a Private Room in Assisted Living or Memory Care?
If you’ve been looking for a private room in assisted living for your parent, you know that it can be a frustrating task. Many communities have a long wait list for private rooms – but what if your parent needs 24/7 care now? You might consider skipping the wait, since companion rooms offer a range of benefits for individuals with memory care issues.
What Are You Waiting For? Why It’s Better To Move Your Loved One To Senior Living Earlier
We know that when it comes to your parent, you want things to stay the same for just a little longer. And maybe you’re not quite sure that they’ll be happy in senior living. We know because we felt the same way. That’s why we founded Sundara – to create a senior living community that felt good enough for our own parents.