Mental Health Changes that Signal A Loved One is Ready for Main Line PA Assisted Living. I get it, I have been there. I have a family member who’s mental state was changing. She started to forget how to get home when she drove to familiar places like the grocery store. Then she started repeating herself, telling us the same thing three or four times within a five-minute phone conversation, then calling us back to tell us the same thing again. I’m Kimmy Rolph and I specialize in 55 plus communities, active living and retirement communities that can have continuing care. Physically, she was as healthy as ever. But, she soon stopped preparing meals, bathing regularly, and on some days, even getting out of bed. Our initial strategy was to obey her wishes and keep her at home. Plus, we thought moving her to the unfamiliar surroundings of an assisted living community would be too confusing for her.
We brought in a home health care worker for several hours a day, a few days a week. We soon realized, however, that for her own safety and well-being, she really needed round-the-clock supervision. The cost for that at home was prohibitive. Moving her to an assisted living community gave her the care, and us the peace of mind, that neither she nor we could get by letting her age in place. And, because she was receiving the care and direction she needed, she adjusted more quickly than we could have ever imagined. I’m here to help You or a loved one during this transition in life! Let’s start a new chapter together -It’s going to be a great one!
