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Whitestown gets its first senior care center

The Restoracy of Whitestown celebrated its grand opening last week with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour of the new facilities.

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11 Must-Ask Questions for Senior Care Facility Tours

We’ve been there, too. While you’re looking at facilities that meet your geographic needs, you’ll have a long list of questions tailored to what’s most important for your peace of mind, too. Make sure your list includes these must-ask questions (#7 will surprise you!). What is the resident to caregiver ratio? The answer to this

What to Expect When You Move in at The Restoracy

We want you to feel welcomed and at home with us from the very first day. When you move in, you’re greeted with a welcome basket filled with surprises. You’ll be able to bring the things special to you – like your special keepsakes, family photos, quilts, blankets, even your own pillow. The Restoracy is

Navigating Ways to Pay for Skilled Care

Whether you or a loved one experiences a major medical event that requires short-term rehabilitation or skilled long-term care, after thinking about the quality of care your top question will be, “How do I cover the costs?” Paying for rehabilitation or long-term care can feel stressful and confusing. Government programs, private insurance, and self-pay options

What You Can Expect With Skilled Care (And 4 Red Flags to Watch For)

Is it time for assisted living or long term care? Are dad’s memory issues a normal part of aging or a sign it’s time for memory care? What’s the difference between rehabilitation and long term care – isn’t it all just nursing homes anyway? Take a deep breath. If you’re searching for answers and finding

Senior Nutrition Goes Beyond What’s on The Plate

Whether we’re celebrating, healing, or seeking comfort, food is a cornerstone of how people connect to one another, experience joy and comfort, and stay alive. Seniors largely have the same nutritional needs as other adults, but additional factors may challenge their ability to keep up with their needs. At home, in rehabilitation facilities, and long-term

What You Need to Know About End-of-Life Care

Is it time for hospice? Are hospice and palliative care the same thing? Is hospice only for cancer patients? If you’re asking these questions, you’re not alone. Many families are confronted with questions about end-of-life care as their loved one ages, receives a new terminal diagnosis, or continues to battle an existing condition like congestive

Is it Too Soon to Transition to Skilled Care?

When is it time to move a loved one from living on their own (or with some support) to skilled care? There’s no bright line to be crossed, but families can explore a number of factors as part of the decision including: how well loved ones perform activities of daily living, manage responsibilities like home