A knowledgeable guide can turn the move from hospital to rehabilitation into a calm, well planned next step. When a loved one is preparing to leave […]
Understanding how assisted living and skilled nursing care differ can help you choose the right home for a loved one with confidence. Making decisions about senior […]
Recovery in skilled nursing care is about far more than therapy and medication, the activities of daily life help heal the whole person. When people think […]
Compassionate, personalized care that protects dignity and brings comfort to seniors living with dementia. When a loved one begins showing signs of dementia, families often face […]
Sign language and oral interpreters, TTYs, and other auxiliary aids and services are available free of charge to people who are deaf or hard of hearing. For assistance, please contact any AFLR Personnel or the Information Office at (336) 527-7600 (voice/TTY).