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Posted by Todd Barker on Sun, Aug 09, 2009 @ 07:34 PM
  
  
  
  

The Race has been created to provide an insiders look at seniors housing and to provide practical advise for consumers.   We are excited that we are able to provide a forum for our company's leadership to share their knowledge and skills with consumers. 

 We look forward to insightful articles and spirited dialog.   In the coming posts, you can look forward to articles on engaging topics including: Senior Housing Options, Tips for living in long term care facilities, and other practical advice for those that have an interest in the seniors housing industry.

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the decision to move is sometimes brought on by a crisis-illness, bereavement, caregiver fatigue. Once in senior housing, issues still come up if dementia is identified, or progresses, if family guilt or denial disrupts adjustment. it is a leap of faith to sometimes to trust the senior community staff, and talking talking talking to your family and professional caregivers is the primary way to survive the transition. Information and support can help so much.
Posted @ Sunday, August 23, 2009 3:34 PM by Barbara
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