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A Legacy Of Care
Since breaking ground in 1977 ClarkLindsey has been pursing it's mission to help give older adults their best lives. atHome is continuing in that legacy.
Our Team
Our atHome team comes from a variety of backgrounds and experiences in the healthcare and older adult care.
Home Care vs.
Assisted Living
Which is right for your loved one?
Each option provides unique benefits depending on the individual's needs, lifestyle, and level of independence. Let's explore both choices to help you determine the best fit for your family.
What is Home Care?
Home care allows seniors to receive personalized assistance while continuing to live in the comfort of their own homes. Caregivers provide support with daily activities, such as:
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Personal care (bathing, dressing, grooming)
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Meal preparation and nutrition assistance
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Medication reminders
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Light housekeeping and errands
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Companionship and social engagement
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Skilled nursing care (for medical needs)
What is Assisted Living?
Assisted living communities, like ClarkLindsey, offer a more structured environment where seniors can live independently while receiving assistance with daily activities. These communities typically provide:
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Private or semi-private living spaces
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Meals and dining services
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24/7 staff availability
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Social and recreational activities
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Housekeeping and laundry services
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Assistance with personal care and medication management
Key Factors to Consider
Level of Care Needed
Does your loved one need occasional help or round-the-clock assistance?
Independence & Lifestyle
Do they prefer the familiarity of home, or would they enjoy social engagement in a community setting?
Costs & Budget
Home care costs vary based on hours needed, while assisted living communities often have a set monthly fee.
Family Support
Is there a strong support system in place, or would a staffed environment be beneficial?
Long-Term Needs
Will their care needs increase over time? Consider what will best support them in the years ahead.
Who is Home Care Best For?
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Seniors who want to remain at home but need some level of assistance.
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Individuals who need help with daily tasks but don’t require 24/7 medical supervision.
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Those who have strong family support but need additional care.
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People recovering from surgery or illness who need temporary care.
Who is Assisted Living Best For?
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Seniors who require more supervision and structured support.
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Individuals who feel isolated at home and would benefit from social activities.
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Those who need regular assistance but do not require daily skilled nursing care.
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Families looking for a safe and secure environment for their loved one.
