Does your senior parent need assistance in daily living? Do they need to be supervised by a healthcare professional in California? Is it necessary to transition them to a senior living facility now?

If a senior parent is about to transition to a congregate facility in Beaumont, California, one of the most important things to do for them is to help them personalize their space. Here are the factors to keep in mind when it comes to that:

• Choose the important ones.
  Let your senior bring only their most important items to the congregate facility in Inland Empire, California. Limit their belongings to the most important items or items that make them happy.
• Measure the new space.
  To know what items or how many items to bring, take measurement of the new space. You want to bring as many of the senior’s beloved items without leaving a clutter or using too much space.
• Make it a familiar space.
  Try to set up your senior parent’s room in the congregate facility in Riverside Country, Califonia the same way as their bedroom at home is set up. The senior will have an easier time sleeping at night or staying in the room if it feels familiar to them.
• Hang up pictures of the family.
  Hanging up pictures of everyone in the family in the senior’s room can help with long-term memory care. It is also an important reminder for the senior parent that they have a family who loves and cares for them.

New Era Congregate Living Facility LLC is dedicated to giving the seniors the best congregate living experience. Talk to one of our care advisors to know how you can transition your senior parent to our facility.