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%u00a92024 LakeHouse Senior Living. All Rights Reserved. Equal Opportunity Care Provider. Prices, plans and programs are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. Void where prohibited by law. Managed and Operated by LakeHouse Senior Living. LHKZO-0029 12/24269.234.7381 %u2022 LakeHouseKalamazoo.comDiscover the heart of compassionate care!Every person deserves an ally in life, and our team members, specially trainedfor this purpose, are committed to servingas that unwavering partner in care.COMPASSIONATE CAREIt%u2019s What We Are Known ForYour New Home Awaits!(269) 870-5537 %u2022 lakeviewassisted.comWe do things a little differently at Lakeview Assisted Living. The culture of our community promotes a thriving environment where residents can enjoy the next chapter of their lives. Schedule a tour to discover how Lakeview can make a difference in your life.14661 Helmer Road South, Battle Creek, MI 49015Preparing for Care Needs for the Person with Dementiaare many facilities across our region that provide care for aging adults living with multiple chronic conditions, include dementia. Depending on the progression, many families can offer care and support whether it%u2019s at their personal or family home. Another consideration for a loved one, should you choose to help them age in place include a variety of technology options for safety and security. Wandering is a significant risk for the person with cognitive concerns. Simple steps can be taken to create greater peace of mind for the caregiver. The Personal I.D. bracelet technology is one of several devices offered by Miles for Memories. The Personal I.D. bracelet is available to be worn by the person living with dementia, or their caregiver. It provides support for the person beginning with the earlier stages of dementia to continue to be active. The Personal ID bracelet securely stores the wearer%u2019s profile online, which can be accessed by first responders in five seconds or less. Anyone with a smart phone can scan the QR code on the backside of the metal part of the gray band from their phone%u2019s camera until a response button appears. Pressing the button will result with a new screen that identifies the person in front of them along with a red button to reach out to their emergency contact. Pressing the red button sets the action in motion. Details can be sent to the emergency contact%u2019s mobile phone and identified email address. Time saves lives. When scanned by a smart phone a G.P.S. location will be sent to the emergency contact. Options for turn-byturn directions along with the ability to share those details with other contacts in their smart phone are presented.The Personal I.D. bracelet, Nugget, and Caregiver Connection Key Chain are fully waterproof to prevent the need to be removed and never needs charging. When worn or carried by the caregiver, the notes field will alert authorities to the need to find the care receiver.If your loved one is mobile and has demonstrated regular attempts to wander you may want to consider the Miles for Memories G.P.S. watch. These technology pieces work across the state and across the country; anywhere your cell phone does.Additional technology supports are available for the home including interactive devices such as Alexa, cameras for certain areas of the home to check on loved ones, weighting devices for a bed to know if your loved one gets up, PERS devices, and more. Recognize that there may come a time when safety and around-the-clock attention requires a transition to an adult care community or a specialized dementia care wing or facility. Staff receive specialized training and create a specific care plan for each resident%u2019s needs aimed at supporting a greater opportunity to thrive. For more information contact Miles for Memories at (269) 979-1412, email sherii@milesformemories.org, or order at m3-tech.org.THERESENIOR HOUSING DIRECTORY | 202621