If you have a loved one in Burien in need of Memory Care services or other assistance, MyAFH is here to help! We are here to help Burien residents find the best Alzheimer's and dementia care units for their aging loved ones. Our goal is to provide King County residents with appropriate dementia and Alzheimer's care to help them live healthy and happy lives in one of our memory care communities.
What is Memory Care?
Memory care is a type of long-term senior care designed to best serve older adults living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of progressive-degenerative dementia and/or memory loss. This type of service focuses on providing both medical and personal assistance to adults with degenerative conditions in order to help them function in their daily lives.
While nursing homes and other senior living facilities provide ‘round-the-clock professional care, Adult Family Homes that offer memory care provide a safe, predictable environment optimized especially to protect residents from wandering, getting lost, and self-harming. This is a common occurrence with older adults living with degenerative diseases, causing them great harm and stress.
Senior adults in Burien who need more assistance than what is usually offered in assisted living facilities, or individuals who have a more advanced form of dementia, making it unsafe for them to stay in their home, often find that memory care is the best choice for their long-term care. Memory care services are also highly preferred by their family members who would like their older family members to be housed in a safe and secure environment while still getting all the support and attention they need to continue with their daily living.
MyAFH homes can care for memory conditions for your loved one, call today for info about our memory care options in Seattle. Call us or use our Adult Family Home Search. Call 1-800-747-2997, email us at [email protected], or contact us here on our website.
Memory Care Facility Burien
Individuals in the early stages of dementia who are still able to live independently or who only need minimal help with daily activities may do well in a standard assisted living retirement community, and a memory care facility may feel too restrictive. If your loved one struggles with daily functioning, needs support most of the time, or seems afraid and lonely living at home, it may be time to explore the options for memory care. No matter which option you choose, be sure to choose a home with qualified experience supporting senior citizens. Ask as many questions as you can and make sure your loved one feels comfortable when you visit the community.
Each memory care facility offers its own unique range of services. Some offer enhanced services including on-site physical, occupational, and speech-language therapy, on-site physician’s services, and escorts to local medical appointments. This provides a more well-rounded treatment for your elderly family member, apart from their dementia and Alzheimer’s care. Such services are important to maintain our residents' mobility and manage their brain health.
Unlike assisted living facilities where residents live in an apartment-style area where they can freely move around, memory care residents need extra attention to get them out of harm's way. Their condition affects the way they lead their daily lives, and if left to their own devices, may even be more life-threatening for them. With this in mind, we suggest that you highly consider placing your family members in a residence where their needs will ultimately be met in all aspects.
We guarantee that with every memory care facility under MyAFH, your elderly loved ones will be getting all the care and attention they need and deserve. We only hire the best, most qualified people who attend to their duty armed with compassion and knowledge. We understand that this is what our residents' family members are expecting to get from a highly-respected memory care service provider.
You probably still have many questions and concerns about memory care and what’s best for your loved one. MyAFH is here to answer your questions and ensure that the choice you make for your elderly loved one’s long-term care is what’s best for them and for you. This includes memory care costs and other questions you might have that concern the safety and well-being of WA seniors in your family. Give us a call today to explore your options.
Call 1-800-747-2997 or visit our Contact Page.
Dementia Care Homes Burien
Individuals in the early stages of dementia who are still able to live independently or who only need minimal help with daily activities may do well in a standard assisted living community, and a memory care facility may feel too restrictive. If your loved one struggles with daily functioning, needs support most of the time, or seems afraid and lonely living at home, it may be time to explore the options for memory care. No matter which option you choose, be sure to choose a home with qualified experience supporting elderly adults. Ask as many questions as you can and make sure your loved one feels comfortable when you visit the community.
Each memory care facility offers its own unique range of services. Some offer enhanced services including on-site physical, occupational and speech-language therapy, on-site physician’s services and escorts to local medical appointments.
You probably still have many questions and concerns about memory care and what’s best for your loved one. MyAFH is here to answer your questions and ensure that the choice you make for your elderly loved one’s long term care is what’s best for them and for you. Give us a call today to explore your options.
Call 1-800-747-2997 or visit our Contact Page.