Assisted living is an excellent option for older adults who value their independence but could benefit from a helping hand with daily routines. For families exploring care options on Staten Island in New York, one of the first questions that comes up is: “What will assisted living cost?” The answer depends on several factors, including… Continue reading How Much Does Assisted Living Cost at The Brielle?
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Is It Alzheimer’s or Normal Aging? How to Know the Difference and Why It Matters
Just because you’re misplacing your keys doesn’t mean it’s Alzheimer’s. As a person ages, it’s natural to wonder: Is this just aging, or something more serious like dementia or Alzheimer’s? Occasional forgetfulness is common. But how do you tell the difference between normal memory loss and dementia? Let’s walk through the facts together so you… Continue reading Is It Alzheimer’s or Normal Aging? How to Know the Difference and Why It Matters
Finding Purpose and Connection at The Brielle
Moving into a community like The Brielle means more than simply finding a place to live. It’s about joining a supportive environment where each day brings new opportunities to connect, stay active, and enjoy life; all while receiving the care that each individual needs. At The Brielle, residents find the encouragement, activities, care, and companionship… Continue reading Finding Purpose and Connection at The Brielle
Downsizing for Assisted Living at The Brielle: Practical Tips for a Smooth Transition
Moving to a senior living community like The Brielle is an exciting step toward a simpler, more enjoyable lifestyle. Downsizing from a larger home to a more manageable space can feel daunting, but with the right approach, it can be a refreshing and positive experience. Here are some practical tips to help you or a… Continue reading Downsizing for Assisted Living at The Brielle: Practical Tips for a Smooth Transition
How to Talk to Your Parent About Moving to The Brielle
Discussing assisted living with aging parents can be sensitive, especially when they’re deeply connected to their home. Moving to a community like The Brielle offers support, safety, and an enriching lifestyle. Here’s a guide to approaching the conversation, addressing concerns, and helping your parent adjust to the transition. Preparing for the Conversation Before talking to… Continue reading How to Talk to Your Parent About Moving to The Brielle
Health and Wellness Innovation at The Brielle at Seaview
Seniors and their families are faced with many unknowns today, but one thing is certain – The Brielle at Seaview’s number one priority is to protect the well-being, safety and security of residents and staff. This includes implementing advanced technologies, safety protocols and resources that provide the best possible experience – both in everyday living… Continue reading Health and Wellness Innovation at The Brielle at Seaview
Mixed Dementia
The Brielle understands the unique needs that come with mixed dementia, and we provide exceptional service in a homelike atmosphere for people who have those needs. With supportive living services and enrichment programs, our community offers a warm welcome and an engaging lifestyle to those who need mixed dementia care. Mixed dementia is quite common. This term… Continue reading Mixed Dementia
What Does Assisted Living Provide?
Assisted living provides a place to for adults live independently within a community, but with some additional supportive services. For many people, assisted living services provide one-on-one help with the activities of daily living, including everything from getting dressed and eating to bathing. Assisted living may also provide help with housework and preparing meals so that… Continue reading What Does Assisted Living Provide?
Memory Loss: Differentiating Dementia from Normal Aging
As individuals age, they often begin experiencing some difficulties with memory. But how can you tell the difference between normal aging, dementia and Alzheimer’s disease? Dementia and memory loss are closely associated, but although similar symptoms can appear with various types of memory challenges, there are some significant distinctions. Is Dementia a Normal Part of… Continue reading Memory Loss: Differentiating Dementia from Normal Aging
Can Medicare Pay for a Caregiver?
Medicare does not cover full-time in-home care by a caregiver, although it does provide some coverage for short-term stays in skilled nursing facilities. Medicare may also help adults pay for some in-home care if they use a Medicare-certified home health care provider. What Medicare covers and does not cover is complicated. In many cases, it… Continue reading Can Medicare Pay for a Caregiver?