“Placement”, looking at senior housing options, doesn’t have to be a bad word. This week’s New York Times article, “Nursing Homes That Belie the Bad Image“, by Jane E. Brody sheds light on how facilities and nursing homes can be necessarry and not so evil. A Professional Geriatric Care Manager can help choose the right senior housing match for each individual’s needs and situation. If you are considering a move to senior housing for yourself or a loved one consult with one of our Professional Geriatric Care Managers to make it successful for every one involved.
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