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THE ARBORS'DIFFERENCE

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Life at The Arbors is all about options.

There’s always something to do. From sunrise to sunset, the possibilities are endless. Read More

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START A CONVERSATION

Conventional wisdom says that we all want to stay in our own homes for as long as we can. That is likely how most of our seniors feel; however it is not always in their best interest to do so. How do we talk with them about the realities and dangers of staying at home once their health is failing, and how do we convince them that a move to an active adult community could be very good – and positive – option.

Part of the challenge with convincing seniors is that….Read More

ALZHEIMER’S
Support Group

If you are caring for a love one with Alzheimer’s Disease, joining a support group can be a great way to find people who understand what you are experiencing. The Arbors at Islandia SafeCare Neighborhood hosts a monthly support group for caregivers who can use a little support, understanding and advice. You are not alone. Join us the first Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm. Call 631-232-3131.

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Resources

Keeping Social Isolation from Causing Depression in Seniors

Promoting Mental Health For Seniors During pandemic

The Dangers of Seniors Living Alone in Winter

Should Your Aging Parent Still be Driving?

Falling Back Into Depression

Feeling Guilty

10 Tips to Enhance Your Elders' Holiday

Medications Can Cause Balance Problems

Medication Mismanagement is a Leading Cause in Hospitalizations

Hospital Discharge:A Dangerous Period for Seniors

Isolation Can Be Serious For Seniors

10 Ways to Keep Seniors Safe During Winter Weather

Winter Weather Checklists

Evaluating Strategies

The Arbors’ Difference

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Early Signs of Dementia

Know the 10 Signs of Alzheimer's Disease vs Typical Age Related Changes.

10 Tips to Effectively Communicate with Someone with Dementia

What a Holiday Visit Can Reveal

Getting Good Sleep

Hearing Loss

Pet Therapy for Seniors

Tax Deductions for Assisted Living

The Health Benefits of Yoga

The Benefits of Art

What to Expect

Independent At-Home vs Assisted Living

Hurricane Safety Preparations

Importance of Self-Care as the Caregiver

Covid-19 Health Update

Six Reasons Why Now is a Good Time to Move to a Senior Living Community

Couples Living Together at Assisted Living

Which is Right for Me? Assisted Living, Transitions or SafeCare

Avoiding Sibling Conflict Over Aging Parents Care

Horticulture Therapy for Those with Dementia

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FAQs

FAQs

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Is an assisted living community the same thing as a “nursing home”?

No. People who live in a nursing home typically require constant and continual medical care, often involving a registered nurse and other medical professionals. In an assisted living community, seniors may need help with some daily routines such as grooming and getting dressed, but they are not medically dependent – in fact, assisted living residents enjoy an active lifestyle that can be highly fulfilling and enriching.

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What does “all-inclusive” mean?

We understand that navigating assisted living can be difficult and the fees associated with it can be confusing, because it usually depends on the amount of care or assistance your loved one needs. This is why we decided to simplify it for you and make all care included in our monthly rate. If your loved one’s needs increase, your rate will not increase because of additional care needs. This all-inclusive rate plan makes it easier to plan ahead and concentrate on enjoying your time together.

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Dad and I have talked about the possibility of assisted living, and he actually seems to get angry with me every time I bring it up… making such comments as “how could I have the nerve to entertain such a thought.” Is this normal?

Keep in mind that your parent has taken care of his own needs, and before that, yours. It’s common for older people not to realize that their ability to care for themselves is not what it used to be. The key in your conversations with your dad is to emphasize the positives of assisted living, such as the opportunity to make new friends and to become involved in a variety of stimulating social events.

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Over the past year, my mom has become increasingly forgetful, even with routine things such as personal hygiene and taking her medications. Could assisted living be right for her?

There is a very good possibility that assisted living is the ideal choice for your mom. Assisted living communities, although they encourage independence, can provide personal help with certain everyday tasks such as bathing and grooming as well as monitoring medication intake.

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Since mom passed away, dad very rarely goes anywhere and for the most part keeps to himself. I was told that assisted living communities emphasize group participation. Could dad benefit from such an approach?

Most assisted living residences offer a diverse array of fun and educational group-based activities that are designed to appeal to nearly all seniors, fostering friendships while also providing a sense of accomplishment and purpose that can be instrumental in helping older people “feel younger”.

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WHAT TO EXPECT

When you arrive at your Arbors Assisted Living community, you will experience all that life has to offer. You will receive a heartfelt welcome by our caring and compassionate staff, friendly residents, and an extraordinary social calendar designed to nourish the mind, body and soul…..

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George Starkesen

“The best part of The Arbors are the people, the programs and the independence. I take daily walks around the neighborhood”

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Doris Crotty

“I like the programs offered, they keep me busy and engaged. I love living here”

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Dolores McCrone

“I’ve made The Arbors my home and I am very content”

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Josephine Foschino

“I love making new friends and enjoying life”

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Gladys Bischoff

“I love my beautiful room and all my friends”

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