Assisted Living Locators Kansas City

10/19/2025

No two seniors are the same, and neither is the care they receive in an assisted living community.

From medication reminders to dietary needs, the right community tailors support so each resident can live life on their own terms.

10/06/2025

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10/03/2025

We’re proud to share that Felicia Sanders, Brand President of Assisted Living Locators, has been named to Franchise Dictionary Magazine’s 2025 “50 Women of Wonder” list! 🎉

Felicia’s visionary leadership is shaping the future of senior care franchising, guiding our national expansion while championing compassion, innovation, and dementia care certification. Her impact is felt every day by the families we serve and the franchisees we support.

📣 Read the official release:
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👏 Congratulations, Felicia, on this well-deserved recognition!

08/27/2025

It’s not always one big event that signals it’s time for help. Often, it’s a series of small, subtle changes that add up over time.

Here are a few signs to pay attention to:
🍽️ Meals are skipped, spoiled, or not prepared at all. Check the refrigerator or pantry. Are there items there that should have been used throughout the week?
💊 Medications are missed or mixed up. Are there too many or too few pills left in the bottle?
🧼 Personal hygiene isn’t what it used to be. Look for signs of skipped routines.
🧾 Bills are left unpaid. Is mail piling up? Are you finding past due notices or late fees?
🗓️ Confusion about dates, time, or appointments. Look for missed appointments or statements like, "I haven't seen you in so long," even when you were there very recently.
🚪 They’ve become more isolated or withdrawn. Fewer phone calls or requests for visitors could indicate a reason for concern.
🧹 The home feels cluttered or less safe. Clutter can create trip hazards or difficulty finding meds or other critical needs.
🧠 You notice more forgetfulness, mood changes, or anxiety. If they just don't seem themselves, it could be time for further evaluation.

If any of these feel familiar, it may be time to explore additional support, gently, thoughtfully, and with love.

07/03/2025

/PRNewswire/ -- As summer temperatures soar and families hit the road for vacation, Assisted Living Locators is calling attention to the dual dangers of...

07/01/2025

Care isn’t just about what’s done, it’s about where it’s done. The right environment can ease anxiety, spark memory, and bring a deep sense of peace. When someone feels safe and seen, everything else becomes just a little easier.

If you're looking for a place where your loved one can feel at home, we’re here to help you find it.

05/08/2025

/PRNewswire/ -- During National Nurses Week (May 6-12), Assisted Living Locators, a nationwide leader in senior placement and care solutions, is recognizing...

04/03/2025

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02/03/2025

Well-Being Routines for Seniors: Boosting Health and Happiness

Self-care plays a vital role in enhancing seniors’ overall well-being. As we age, it's important to prioritize both physical and mental health. Dr. David Kim, a psychiatrist, emphasizes the importance of mental health, saying, "Taking care of your mental well-being is just as important as your physical health as we age."

To help seniors maintain a balanced and fulfilling life, here are some well-being routines:

1. Creative Pursuits: Activities like painting, journaling, or knitting can bring joy and improve cognitive function.

2. Meditative Practices: Meditation, Tai Chi, and deep-breathing exercises promote relaxation and reduce stress.

3. Nature Connection: Enjoying walks, gardening, or simply being outdoors can uplift mood and promote physical activity.

4. Physical Activity: Gentle exercises like chair yoga or hydrotherapy can maintain mobility and reduce tension.

5. Social Interaction: Connecting with friends and family, or attending social events, combats loneliness and boosts emotional health.

6. Mindful Eating: Exploring new recipes or eating in a calm, peaceful environment can improve health and digestion.

Encouraging seniors to personalize their self-care routines ensures they engage in activities that bring them happiness and fulfillment. By adopting well-being routines, seniors can enhance their quality of life and age with resilience.

02/02/2025

Well-Being Routines for Seniors: Boosting Health and Happiness

Self-care plays a vital role in enhancing seniors’ overall well-being. As we age, it's important to prioritize both physical and mental health. Dr. David Kim, a psychiatrist, emphasizes the importance of mental health, saying, "Taking care of your mental well-being is just as important as your physical health as we age."

To help seniors maintain a balanced and fulfilling life, here are some well-being routines:

1. Creative Pursuits: Activities like painting, journaling, or knitting can bring joy and improve cognitive function.

2. Meditative Practices: Meditation, Tai Chi, and deep-breathing exercises promote relaxation and reduce stress.

3. Nature Connection: Enjoying walks, gardening, or simply being outdoors can uplift mood and promote physical activity.

4. Physical Activity: Gentle exercises like chair yoga or hydrotherapy can maintain mobility and reduce tension.

5. Social Interaction: Connecting with friends and family, or attending social events, combats loneliness and boosts emotional health.

6. Mindful Eating: Exploring new recipes or eating in a calm, peaceful environment can improve health and digestion.

Encouraging seniors to personalize their self-care routines ensures they engage in activities that bring them happiness and fulfillment. By adopting well-being routines, seniors can enhance their quality of life and age with resilience.

01/25/2025

Learn about the types of providers who treat patients with age-related cognitive decline and dementia and how to get the most out of your initial visit.

01/25/2025

Increase water intake in people with dementia