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Dementia is a general term that refers to a decline in cognitive function severe enough to interfere with daily life and independent functioning. It affects memory, thinking, language, problem-solving, and other mental abilities. Dementia is not a specific disease but a group of symptoms caused by various underlying conditions, the most common being Alzheimer’s disease.
Moving a parent with dementia to an assisted living facility can be an emotional and challenging experience. The transition requires careful planning, communication, and understanding of their needs.
We completely understand the levels of difficulty that arise when caring for an aging parent or loved one who has lost the independence they once had. Not only is this a physical hardship, but financial and emotional as well.
If you and your family have found yourselves struggling to care for your loved ones, we have the most compassionate and patient people who work with us who are well-qualified to care for those with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.
Long-term assisted living care with all of the comforts of home plus a few extra amenities!
1. Research and Select the Right Facility: Look for memory care facilities that align with your parent's needs and preferences. Tour the facility, meet the staff, and ask about their approach to dementia care.
2. Involve Your Parent (When Possible): If your parent is still in the early stages of dementia, try to involve them in the decision-making process. This can help them feel more in control and less anxious.
3. Prepare for the Move Gradually:
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- Visit the Facility Together: Before the move, visit the facility with your parent to familiarize them with the surroundings.
- Personalize Their Space: Bring familiar items such as family photos, favorite furniture, or personal belongings to create a sense of comfort.
4. Communicate Honestly: Be open with your parent about the move, but avoid overwhelming them with too much information at once. Focus on positive aspects, like the opportunity to make new friends or participate in activities.
5. Manage the Emotional Impact: Understand that your parent may experience sadness, confusion, or anger about the move. Offer emotional support, and stay positive and patient. Let them know that you're still part of their life.
6. Stay Involved After the Move: Regular visits and check-ins can help ease the transition and ensure they are adjusting well to their new environment. Maintaining communication with the staff helps you stay informed about your parent’s well-being.
By combining compassionate care with the structured support and compassion offered by Jasmine Estates, you can help ensure a smoother, more supportive transition for your parent, which promotes their safety, health, and well-being as their condition progresses.
Open visitation (you’re welcome anytime)
Certified care staff 24 hours a day
On-site nurse
Medication management
Secure community with full video surveillance and 24/7 emergency response system
Personal assistance with bathing, dressing, and grooming
Incontinence care
Three chef-prepared, dietician-approved meals daily
Full service, on-site salon
Comfortable and cozy common areas with fireplace
Weekly housekeeping, linen, and Laundry services
Dedicated program director coordinating activities to keep minds and bodies active
Mobility and transfer coordination
Beautiful community setting
Resident Bistro for between meal snacks
Multiple Courtyards For Outdoor Activities
Wi-Fi for Face-Time visits
Physical Activities
Companionship
Individualized Care
Compassion
COMPANION SUITE $4,945 per person*
STUDIO SUITE $5,800*
STANDARD SUITE $6,045*
LARGE SUITE $6,375*
LARGE SUITE WITH SHOWER $6,595*
SHARED BATH SUITE $5,165*
Living Room
Grand Piano at Edmond
Living Room
Front Entrance Edmond
Dining Room
Courtyard
Inside Room
Bedroom
Kitchen
Courtyard
Courtyard
Main Living Room
