What is a Senior Care Advocate? A Senior Care Advocate assists seniors and their families with concerns regarding matters of health, housing and other issues of aging. Whether a professional or a family member becomes an advocate, the goal is to keep the best interests… Read More
Age-related memory loss is often a normal part of aging, and if experienced, doesn’t necessarily mean you or a loved one has Alzheimer’s. But since irreversible dementias can often present the same mild memory symptoms at first as less serious issues, it is not unusual… Read More
About the Texas Ombudsman Program. What is an Ombudsman? Residents in nursing homes are among the frailest and vulnerable Texans. At times, they need help to improve their quality of life and care. An ombudsman can provide assistance so all facility residents receive respectful and… Read More
What is Memory Care? Although assisted living communities may have memory care on the premises, the two types of care are not synonymous. Memory care is a distinct form of long-term skilled nursing that specifically caters to patients with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and other types… Read More
