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Epenrod1028
Loved one moved in, and she experiences mobility limitations, comorbidities, and mental health
TMU
When my father moved in I was able to get a hospital bed for him and other necessary medical equipment from the American Cancer Society local chapter. Another helpful resource was my local town hall. They would lend walkers, wheelchairs, commodes, etc. from a community bank. Once I didn’t need them any more, they went back to the community center. By the time my brother moved in ten years later, I had to get the hospital bed from a local hospital supply company. There was a monthly rental fee, I believe. They came in and set everything up and removed it when I no longer needed it. The community collection was still available for wheelchairs and walkers.
SherryB
I'd be happy to chat and offer support where I can.
Brunhildesdaughter
My mom lived with us for 10 years after my father passed away.
DebM
Planning ahead for an aging parent moving in can be the key to success. Involving the members of your household from youngest to oldest in the process/plan is very important. Don't forget to include accommodations for your/their pets in the plan. Making adjustments really involves everyone. I'd be glad to exchange ideas with you in this area.
jcalvert4
I'd be happy to chat and offer support where I can.
JLS
I have years of experience I can share if it will help.
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Epenrod1028
Loved one moved in, and she experiences mobility limitations, comorbidities, and mental health