assisted living, elderly care,
senior services, rest home, senior
care, non-skilled nursing,
independent living, 24 hour care,
assisted care, elderly assistance,
geriatric care
senior services, rest home, senior
care, non-skilled nursing,
independent living, 24 hour care,
assisted care, elderly assistance,
geriatric care
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Home: The decision to place an elderly loved one in a personal care
home can be emotional, stressful and overwhelming to all concerned.
We understand this is a difficult time, and it is our priority to offer the
support and guidance needed to allow the transition to be as easy and
comfortable as possible. At first the new resident may express feelings
of frustration and abandonment, and family may experience a sense of
guilt and uncertainty.
We've learned patience is one of the key elements that will help make
the transition successful. We know a new routine will be established,
new friendships will be made, the companionship of one's peers brings
a new sense of confidence, security and peace of mind. Eventually
everything will fall into place, the new environment will become familiar
and once again they will have that sense of feeling like its "home".
If your family will soon be faced with the decision of placing a loved one
in personal care please contact us. We assure you that we will listen
and address your questions and concerns, and give you as much
information as possible to help you through this time.
Contact: Karen Sherwood: (570) 673-8961 Fax: (570) 673-5726
E-Mail: info@sherwoodpch.com
home can be emotional, stressful and overwhelming to all concerned.
We understand this is a difficult time, and it is our priority to offer the
support and guidance needed to allow the transition to be as easy and
comfortable as possible. At first the new resident may express feelings
of frustration and abandonment, and family may experience a sense of
guilt and uncertainty.
We've learned patience is one of the key elements that will help make
the transition successful. We know a new routine will be established,
new friendships will be made, the companionship of one's peers brings
a new sense of confidence, security and peace of mind. Eventually
everything will fall into place, the new environment will become familiar
and once again they will have that sense of feeling like its "home".
If your family will soon be faced with the decision of placing a loved one
in personal care please contact us. We assure you that we will listen
and address your questions and concerns, and give you as much
information as possible to help you through this time.
Contact: Karen Sherwood: (570) 673-8961 Fax: (570) 673-5726
E-Mail: info@sherwoodpch.com
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