ALL SENIORS CARE
“There are often many laughs being had at the engaging and entertaining programs. Staff have a wonderful way of making each program fun, welcoming and resident-focused.” Dr. Frank Knoefel, who monitored the development of Blossom, notes that a point often comes when it’s no longer safe for individuals with cognitive decline to live on their own. “A retirement community that offers a holistic approach with physical, cognitive and social stimulation is a great option. The challenge is when to move,” he says. “No one wants to leave their home sooner than absolutely necessary. A program like Blossom provides a path to earlier and hence easier transition.”
ties together, and the caregiving spouse can also enjoy some free time for self-care. “It gives the other partner a little bit more freedom to go out and do things without feeling they need to be responsible for that constant supervision,” Bhullar says. “It adds a really nice layer of support between what assisted living can do and what long-term care can do — all while keeping them in the same welcoming setting.” Friends and family members clearly see the benefits of the Blossom program as well. “I am lucky to experience the incredible activities and staff with a good friend and client that I visit regularly. She takes part in the Blossom group, which has well- organized, energetic and inclusive programs,” states a friend of a Blossom participant.
To learn more about Blossom Living, visit the All Seniors Care website at www.allseniorscare.com.
The inclusive community allows friendships to grow with new people who share similar interests.
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