Our Services
The aging process not only affects the elder, it touches the whole family. Generations is available for the many situations that arise as one ages.
- Services For the Elder
- Services For the Family
- Services For the Professional
- Assisted Living
- Parkinson’s Disease Expertise
- Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Illnesses Specialty
Services for the Elder
Caring for an elderly loved one can be one of life’s most challenging situations. This is especially difficult when your loved one lives far away. Generations caters to families struggling to balance their professional and personal lives while caring for a loved one. The professionals at Generations will insure that the best possible care is provided for your family member, no matter where they reside.
Generations evaluates, recommends and develops a plan for your loved one’s care. We then coordinate, prioritize, implement and monitor the plan whether it be daily, weekly, or monthly. All plans are individualized to insure optimum results.
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"We provide care when you can’t be there!"
Caring for an elderly loved one can be one of life’s most challenging situations. This is especially difficult when your loved one lives far away. Generations caters to families struggling to balance their professional and personal lives while caring for a loved one. The professionals at Generations will insure that the best possible care is provided for your family member, no matter where they reside.
Generations evaluates, recommends and develops a plan for your loved one’s care. We then coordinate, prioritize, implement and monitor the plan whether it be daily, weekly, or monthly. All plans are individualized to insure optimum results.
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Professionals such as accountants, lawyers, bank officers, physicians or guardians are often in positions to discover some of the eldercare issues that concern their clients or their families. By simply recognizing this as a stressful situation, and referring families or individuals with such issues to the professionals at Generations, you will be adding value to the services you already provide. We allow you the time to do what you do best while we provide peace of mind and successful outcomes in the other aspects of your clients’ lives.
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With so many options available when choosing an Assisted Living Residence, the process can be overwhelming and exhausting. From picking one with an ideal location to assessing the quality of the staff, services, amenities, programs, environment and price, Generations can help you select the assisted living residence that best fits your lifestyle or the lifestyle of a loved one.
Our process is simple
- we assess your needs or the needs of a loved one to determine if assisted living is the right lifestyle choice
- while it will surprise you to find out how affordable an assisted living apartment can be, we review the financial landscape of a move, making sure you understand all the various options and costs associated with this lifestyle choice.
- we help you narrow the field of Assisted Living communities. And we will make appointments for you and your family members to take private tours.
- once a community has been selected, we can assist you in filling out the rental agreement and other forms often associated with a move to an assisted living community. In addition, we can guide you in what "extras" may be of value to you.
- our Elder Move Coordinator can help with the entire move from deciding what to take to working with realtors to coordinate the proper execution of the sale of property.
Parkinson’s Disease Expertise
Now offering assistance with clients who have Parkinson’s Disease clients, their families and caregivers.
Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a progressive brain disorder affecting over 1 million people in the U.S. Typically the disease is diagnosed between the ages of 60-65. Symptoms include movement, speech and swallowing problems to name a few. PD impacts the person suffering from the illness, their caregivers and loved ones. While there is no cure at present, there are a number of treatments. By closely following a treatment plan with the primary care physician as well as neurologist, the quality of life for the individual and family can improve considerably.
Our certified care manager and nurse Mary Anne Wonn, has been part of our team for over 6 years and has developed a special interest in PD. Through her knowledge and training, while acting as a liaison to clients and their physicians, Mary Anne provides clients with the optimum tools to succeed. She continues to stay current by collaborating with specialists, attending seminars and local programs related to PD in addition to her 25 plus years as a registered nurse and nurse practitioner. Call Generations to assist you and your loved one facing this devastating illness. Let Mary Anne help you.
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Generation’s continues to offer clear, concise guidance to families dealing with their loved ones suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias. Susan Lewin, principal, recently attended a 6 hour seminar sponsored by the Rhode Island chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association, ending in a certification exam, on dealing with the caregivers of those suffering from AD. Along with her 17+ years of experience working with elders, Susan brings her skills and sensitivity to clients and those caring for them, giving practical, everyday tips, education and much needed support.
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