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Whether from a fall or other type of accident, injuries can be an especially trying time for older adults. For many, injuries serve as milestones in decline. One of the best things a senior can do following an injury that requires hospitalization is pursue rehabilitation at a Skilled Nursing community. Why? There are three reasons!
Keeping a canine companion has a multitude of benefits for seniors like Ms. Cooner. For example, pets have been proven to lower blood pressure, cholesterol, and even triglycerides of the dog owner.
Is my loved one ready for long-term care? Well, the term "ready" is a tough one. When it comes to moving to a nursing care community, "ready" probably isn't a common feeling that elders can relate to. So, if you are waiting around for you or your loved one to feel ready, it's important to acknowledge the feeling may never come.
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