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I have experienced first-hand how difficult it is to navigate all the senior living options available today. As a Senior Care Advisor, I'm committed to ensuring the continuum of care for older adults. My goal is to provide you with a smooth and painless transition to your new living arrangements. I work to cut through the advertising clutter and get to the reality of how each facility operates. More importantly, I get to know you as a person so I can find the optimal location for you.
About Assisted Living Locators | Contact W. Earl Webster for Help & Information
I have experienced first-hand how difficult it is to navigate all the senior living options available today. As a Senior Care Advisor, I'm committed to ensuring the continuum of care for older adults. My goal is to provide you with a smooth and painless transition to your new living arrangements. I work to cut through the advertising clutter and get to the reality of how each facility operates. More importantly, I get to know you as a person so I can find the optimal location for you.
About Assisted Living Locators | Contact W. Earl Webster for Help & Information
Although this area is temporarily without a member to assist you we can still help you with any concerns you may have. We can also put you in contact with various elder care services in Utah County and Central Utah. Click here to Request Assistance from the Utah Eldercare Planning Council.
Although this area is temporarily without a member to assist you we can still help you with any concerns you may have. We can also put you in contact with various elder care services in Southern Utah. Click here to Request Assistance from the Utah Eldercare Planning Council.
Northern Utah: Davis, Morgan, Weber, Box Elder and Cache Counties
Salt Lake Area: Salt Lake, Summit and Tooele Counties
Utah County / Central Utah: Utah, Wasatch, Sanpete, Juab and Sevier Counties
Southern Utah: Washington, Iron and Kane Counties
Assisted living fills an important gap between home care and nursing homes. Years ago, before assisted living existed, an individual needing professional care went to a nursing home even though the care didn't always merit the intensive supervision and control of a nursing home. The fairly new alternative of assisted living provides a more homelike environment for people needing or anticipating help with activities of daily living or incidental activities of daily living but for which 24-hour nursing care is not a necessity.
A nursing home, skilled nursing facility (SNF), convalescent home, care home, rest home or intermediate care facility offers residential care. Nursing homes are a place of residence for individuals who require ongoing nursing care or have serious difficulty coping with their required activities of daily living. Skilled nurses and aides are generally available 24 hours a day, and most are large congregate care facilities with government (federal and local) funding.
Adult day services offer an ideal alternative to caregivers by providing a daytime care environment outside of the home. This program provides an environment where a loved one can be nurtured, stimulated and provided medical care and at the same time provide a welcome relief for the caregiver.