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3 Things To Consider When Looking For Respite Care In Ottawa

One of the greatest responsibilities many adults face is caring for their aging loved ones. While caretaking will bring you closer together with your dear one, even the most compassionate of people experience burnout. Until one is in this role, it’s impossible to know how difficult the task at hand may actually be. Respite care…

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Transitioning From Assisted Living To Long-Term Care

We all want the seniors in our lives to be cared for. Assisted living provides healthy seniors the opportunity to receive minor help to complete daily tasks in a social environment. At Symphony, assisted living provides healthy residents with an independent and relaxed atmosphere to carry out their lives.  As our loved ones age, their…

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Personalized Memory Care Programs: How They Work

Memory care is taken to the next level with personalized programs. Tailored care gives senior citizens the agency to have a say in how they would like to be treated in their care plans. This involves taking into account the unique individuals' preferences and really getting to know them.  By considering the needs of senior…

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The Different Types of Long-Term Care

When reaching older age is accompanied by health problems that require assistance for daily functioning, long-term care homes are great options for senior citizens. Resident homes that are privately funded, as opposed to publicly funded, are able to provide higher-quality care.  The team of staff is well-trained and genuinely wishes to care for and improve…

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10 Tips For Dealing With Sundown Syndrome

Sundown syndrome is a term given to the experience of late-day confusion. It’s not a disease but rather a cluster of symptoms that occur at a specific time of day.  Common behaviors when someone is “sundowning” involve increased anxiety, aggression, pacing, wandering, and ignoring directions. These behaviors often begin in the late afternoon and last…

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Labour Day Activities For Long Term Care Residents In Canada

Labour Day is right around the corner! As a national holiday meant to celebrate the achievements of workers, we look forward to celebrating it together. At Symphony Senior Living, long term care residents have the opportunity to delight in various activities during this special holiday.  The majority of our in-house residents have spent a lifetime…

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How To Support A Loved One With Memory Loss

Memory loss can leave someone feeling frustrated, confused, and in need of extra support from their closest family and friends. Receiving support and the right education at this time can make all the difference.  At Symphony Senior Living, memory loss is dealt with head-on. Symphony’s caring staff are well-trained to support our senior residents through…

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Staying Active In Your Church: How Religion Brings Us Together In Senior Living

Religion, although a controversial topic for some, remains a force of unity and strength in our lives. Ethics and morals, along with faith, are qualities deeply interwoven in every religion. At Symphony Senior Living, we know that senior living involves the entire person.  We take into account multiple avenues of community support, including the religious…

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3 Ways Weekly Planners Help With Memory Care

Weekly planners aren’t just an effective tool for busy adults. Writing appointments, events, commitments, and reminders on paper helps to organize the mind and stay up to date. Memory care communities are renowned for helping seniors with Alzheimer's and Dementia significantly improve their life and organizational skills. At Symphony Senior Living, we incorporate cutting-edge research…

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