Allyson Senior Solutions

05/18/2026

We think that keeping up with developments in AI technology is essential for independent living. If you want to keep your mental abilities in good condition or if you need assistance to keep track of all the medications, AI can provide invaluable help. Let's see how it works: https://bit.ly/4uVNCDh

04/17/2026

The structure of modern hospice is primarily defined by Medicare, which mandates that all certified agencies provide four distinct levels of care. These tiers are not meant to be permanent assignments but rather adaptive responses to a patient’s medical stability and symptom intensity. By understanding that there are different types of hospice care, families can advocate for the specific level of support required as a loved one’s condition changes: https://bit.ly/42drZlc

03/26/2026

As a family member, you play a vital role in making this transition smoother and more positive. This guide walks you through practical ways to support your loved one during their first 30 days in their new home. You will learn what to expect and discover actionable steps to help them feel settled and happy: https://bit.ly/4szHdMX

02/12/2026

The cost of aging at home is frequently significantly higher than that of moving into a senior care facility, something that many families are unaware of until it is too late. Let's break down the real numbers so you can make an informed decision for yourself or a loved one. https://bit.ly/4qy7XM0

01/14/2026

Caregiver burnout is real, and it happens to good people who are doing their best. The problem is that most caregivers don't recognize the warning signs until they're completely exhausted. By then, their health suffers, their relationships strain, and the quality of care they provide decreases. Read how to prevent burnout before it becomes a crisis: https://bit.ly/4qWqAKu

12/18/2025

Knowing the distinction between companion care and personal care helps families choose the right support for their loved one's needs. This guide explains what each type of care involves, when to use each option, and how to determine which is best for your situation: https://bit.ly/4s4NccN

12/01/2025

Calling all NPRA Members!! Please RSVP for our Second Annual State of the Industry Event!! Our Speaker Lineup is stacked!!
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Tuesday, February 3, 2026
8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Host Sponsor Oakmont of East Sacramento
Tickets are now available for Members Only — $10 for NPRA members and $25 for non-members starting January 1, 2026. Please note that after January 1, all tickets will be $25 regardless of membership status.

Social Hour (Members & Sponsors Only) 2pm-3pm in the Wine Cave!

The RSVP form is currently active for NPRA members only. Non-members will receive access beginning January 1. If this email is forwarded, the form will not function for non-members. If you know someone interested in joining, please direct them to Allyson Schloming at (925) 321-2223 for more information and membership registration.

11/10/2025

We understand that navigating cognitive decline can feel overwhelming. Thanks to our experience, we are ready to help families understand what loved ones need to know about cognitive decline, how to spot the warning signs, and when to get professional help: https://bit.ly/4p4raop

11/02/2025

10/27/2025

10/13/2025

This guide helps you navigate the challenges of having "the talk" with empathy, deference, and useful techniques that respect your parents' self-respect and deal with genuine worries about their welfare.

The Caring Quail Podcast is designed for Seniors and their Families to help understand the many issues facing Seniors today. Visit the blog to listen to episode 1: https://bit.ly/4hcXBye