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Lrescigno
Posted August 2012
My father has dementia and my mother is in need of help and a place with social interaction for her. It would be nice in the same vicinity
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AgingCareCM
Aug 2012
Lrescigno,
If you click on the link and fill in the following information we can partner you with a senior living facility in that can fit both your parents needs.
https://www.agingcare.com/Senior-Living
Best of luck,
Karie H.
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sharynmarie
Aug 2012
Have you checked into assisted living? If that is not possible, adult day care or the senior center.
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If you click on the link and fill in the following information we can partner you with a senior living facility in that can fit both your parents needs.
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