As seniors age, it’s common for them to experience small lapses in memory. Some seniors, however, are living with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. This means that they’ll have more advanced memory struggles. This can be frustrating for both the seniors and their … Read More
Parsons House Assisted Living adds a dog park to their assisted living facility! More and more residential complexes are adding dog parks to their residential communities and now Omaha’s award-winning assisted living facility has one, too! Parsons House Senior Living … Read More
Parsons House in Omaha uses brain games for our seniors with dementia. It’s important to know that Dementia is a progressive brain disease that affects millions of people in just the United States. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, one in … Read More
Do you have elderly parents? There is no denying that there is a type of stigma around moving to an assisted living facility. Many seniors might view it as a serious blow to their independence. Understandably this is difficult to … Read More
Did you know that more than 50 million people have dementia, and 10 million cases are added every year? This chronic and insidious disease is the source of a lot of heartache in the afflicted and their family members. This … Read More
Are you on the search for the right senior living arrangement for a family member? Choosing to transition a loved one to a living facility is never an easy decision. That’s why it’s important to know that your chosen facility … Read More
Luxury & lifestyle are just two of the words being used to describe the renovations underway at Parsons House assisted living & memory care in Omaha. Ensuring residents feel at home is a big part of what Parsons House does. … Read More
The best assisted living facilities share the same five traits. Assisted living facilities in Omaha are no different. When it’s time to consider senior housing for yourself or a loved one, it’s never a decision you want to take lightly. … Read More
What a selfless act — the anonymous gift. We have supporters here at Parsons House who prefer to stay anonymous and truly anonymous — no mention of their names anywhere, not in our newsletters, not on the walls of Parsons … Read More
5 million Americans have some form of Dementia that progresses as they get older. As time goes on, someone with Dementia finds themselves having trouble remembering things that have happened in their lives or are happening around them. Those caring for … Read More