Levels of Care for Older Adults
This article details the various types of senior living available to help you get a better understanding of which level of care will best suit your loved one’s needs.
The Benefits of a Continuum of Care
When talking about older adults, a continuum of care model provides individuals with the care they need at each stage of their life, from support with daily tasks while they are living independently to increasingly specialized care as they age.
When to Start Considering Memory Care
Today, memory loss is prevalent in over 16 million people throughout the US. As a spouse, child, or caregiver, knowing when to seek out professional memory care services is key.
Honored to be Voted Minnesota’s Best
We are honored to be voted as one of Minnesota’s Best in the state’s premier Readers’ Choice Award program.
This incredible recognition is a true testament to the care our team provides every day and to their commitment to our mission of enriching the lives of everyone we serve.
The Key Differences Between For-Profit and Nonprofit Continuum of Care Organizations
For aging adults and their families, choosing the right care organization requires meticulous research, in-person facility tours, and careful consideration. As you explore your options, you may notice that there’s more to your decision than meets the eye.
Happier Holidays for Loved Ones with Memory Loss
The holidays are a time for bringing together family and friends to celebrate traditions and make new memories. This is a joyous time for many, but if you are sharing the holidays with a loved one who has dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, it can also be stressful for everyone.
6 Signs an Aging Loved One May Need Extra Help
Aging is a natural part of life, but it’s important to make sure loved ones are staying safe at home, especially during winter. Here are some signs that a parent or older family member may need some extra assistance.
Caregiver Tips For Those With Dementia Or Memory Loss
People with dementia require constant attention, and it can be easy for a caregiver to look past their own needs to remain focused on the person in their care. Although it is important that Dementia patients have close monitoring and consistent care, it is also important for the caregiver to fulfill their own needs.
The Life-Changing Difference Of Our Memory Care
Is it safe to continue living at home? Who can we turn to for professional support? Should we consider assisted living?
As these questions build up, our Knute Nelson family is here with answers you can trust. That’s what Julie Urke discovered when her father’s neurocognitive disorder began to progress. She could have never expected how Knute Nelson would change her life as well.
Knute Nelson – Celebrating 75 Years of Dedicated Service
On behalf of our entire Knute Nelson family, we want to extend a warm thank you to the families and loved ones we serve. This month, we are proudly celebrating our 75th anniversary. In turn, we’d like to pay tribute to our history and growth while recognizing the ever-present need for aging services throughout the communities we serve.
