How to Decide When the Time Is Right: Navigating Your Loved One's Move from Home to Assisted Living

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5:30pm – 6pm: Mix, Mingle & Light Bites

6pm – 7pm: Panel Discussion with Q&A

Let our experts guide you and your loved one to ensure a successful transition to assisted living. Families of aging adults often reach a point where they know their loved one needs more support than they can provide and should not live at home any longer. Worrisome signs—such as frequent falls, social withdrawal and poor hygiene—are common. Feelings of guilt and confusion when exploring care options are common, too.

If this sounds like a scenario you’re experiencing, then let us help you to:

• Identify the right time to make a move to assisted living or memory care—before a crisis occurs
• Anticipate “transition points” and plan ahead to address them
• Prepare a house for sale, such as decluttering, packing and preserving a loved one’s treasures
• Manage stress effectively for all involved throughout the entire process

At the Kensington, we understand the challenges of transition and promise to be at your side every step of the way. With assisted living and three levels of memory care, we are ready and able to offer whatever support you or your loved one needs.

Esther Clauson, Real Estate Specialist at Dave Knight Real Estate

Lorrine Stoikowitz, Regional Marketing Director at Gentle Transitions Senior Relocation Services

Scott Jenkins, Family Caregiver & Son of Kensington Resident Phyllis

Jim Tighe, Family Caregiver & Son of Kensington Resident Phyllis

Leandra Sims, Director of Memory Care & PAC Coach at The Kensington Sierra Madre

For questions, email Jodie Kendall, Director of Community Relations, jkendall@kensingtonsl.com.