Most Communities Aren’t Ready for the Families Who Walk In, and It Shows
The video explores challenges for first-time assisted living families, highlighting the need for emotional support amid staffing shortages and resource constraints.
Entering assisted living can be a daunting experience for new families seeking emotional support. Unfortunately, many facilities are ill-equipped to provide the necessary guidance during these initial visits, as their focus tends to be on day-to-day operations. The impact of COVID-19 has exacerbated staffing shortages and resource limitations, forcing staff to take on multiple roles. As a result, first-time families often find it challenging to navigate the complexities of the assisted living environment.
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