When hospice care services are needed for you or a loved one, finding a provider that fits your personal requirements and desires can be challenging. You want to make sure the one you choose not only brings you comfort and confidence, but that it also makes the most sense for you and your loved one. […]
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Helping a Child Through Grief
The loss of a family member or loved one is difficult and sad for everyone involved. Especially for children, experiencing grief and knowing how best to cope oftentimes brings additional challenges. At Wesley Hospice, we have an experienced team who are always available to help families and young ones through their grief journey. Below, we’ve […]
Read MoreWhat is Hospice Care and When is the Right Time?
For many, hospice is a foreign topic of discussion, and in most cases, is not one that is easy to talk about. It can be confusing, with so many hospice care companies out there, and the emotions it brings are enough to make the conversation stop before it even begins. That being said, learning more […]
Read More“This Is My Home” – Jerry Shares His Thoughts on Life at Wesley Woods at New Albany
Jerry Krumdieck came to Wesley Woods at New Albany in 2017 after his wife of 44 years unfortunately passed away. Before moving, Jerry lived in a 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom home in Gahanna and while he loved his neighbors and of course, his home, he began to feel a real sense of loneliness. He and his Bengal […]
Read MoreGame On: Can Brain Games Improve Your Memory?
There are a number of so-called “brain game” products on the market these days. These typically are computer or smartphone/tablet-based games that claim they can help improve seniors’ cognitive function and memory. But do they really work? Could playing video games be the secret to decreasing the prevalence of neuro-degenerative conditions like dementia? And what […]
Read MoreWarm Weather Safety Tips for Seniors
Now that we are in the thick of summer, the increase in temperature has not only become more noticeable but it has also become something to take into serious consideration before heading outside, especially for seniors. Before you plan your next activity outdoors, follow some of the below tips to ensure you’re staying healthy and […]
Read MoreMaking the Transition for a Loved One to Memory Care Support
Caring for a parent or loved one with memory loss is no easy task. While it is a commendable and selfless responsibility to take on, with it comes many obstacles and challenges. With the numerous life adjustments that need to be made such as priorities shifting, adapting your home for safety precautions, and the emotional […]
Read MoreWe Are Family
We are facing a difficult and scary time right now. Our lives have been flipped upside down, emotions are heightened and in more cases than not, fear has taken the front seat. While hard times surround us, we urge everyone to take a deeper look and to remember why we are here in the first […]
Read MoreHow to Cope with Stress, When Times are Stressful
At a time like this, it is normal for stress levels to be heightened and for you to feel “off” more often than you feel “normal.” Your feelings are completely validated and while they are okay to have, for most of us, it doesn’t feel very good. The Ohio Department of Health has put forth […]
Read MoreWhat is Social Distancing? And Why is it so Important Right Now?
With the recent events that have transpired over the past few weeks, there are many new terms that we as a society are learning and adapting to. Besides the big ones – COVID-19 and Novel Coronavirus, there are plenty of others. One of major importance that has received a lot of attention, however, is the […]
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