Assisted living, care facility, and residential assisted living chapters in your state.
Direct contact with RAL legal professionals for help and insights.
Access in-demand tools and training for continuing education.
An inside track to keep your home ahead of the competition.
Participate in past RALNA Meetups and connect with other RAL Professionals.
RAL vendors and professionals carefully curated and vetted.
Attend residential assisted living industry events available to you.
Discounts on every day purchases from senior-living vendors.
Throughout our lives we are continuously looking for ways to stay mobile and engaged with the world around us. This can become quite a difficult thing for seniors with chronic conditions and mobility issues. Here are a few more ways that you can help the seniors in your life stay active and engaged.
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In partnership with the Residential Assisted Living National Association, Redirect Health is providing an affordable alternative to traditional health care, streamlining the path between doctor and patient. Gain access to the care you need with reduced hassle encountered with most healthcare plans. This is redefining healthcare that meets the needs of consumers, not shareholders.
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Don’t forget to take advantage of all the benefits of membership in the RAL National Association. In addition to national marketing for your RAL home, continuing education for direct care staff, group purchasing power with access to over 200 companies and lobbying and legal support focused on the Fair Housing Act and Zoning, don’t forget
Alzheimer’s disease and similar types of dementia are on the rise. Approximately 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease, but that is anticipated to rise to 16 million in the next 3 decades. While these complex cognitive disorders are daunting to consider, learning about the common warning signs can prepare and equip individuals and their families to deal with it head-on.
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In order to be the most effective in taking care of others, you need to take care of yourself.
Far too many caregivers, both in the family home and residential assisted living setting are neglecting their own wellness…which will eventually translate into not being able to help those who are in their care. Without self-care, we can quickly become not only ineffective as caregivers but even a burden to those around us.
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Most of us nowadays know someone who has been affected by Alzheimer’s disease, the most common cause of dementia. The loss of memory and cognitive abilities, as well as altered speech and perception, can be a tremendously difficult reality to have to face. Yet, there are simple ways that family and caregivers can help engage these seniors in activities that can enhance their quality of life.
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The term “Homeowners Association” can incite strong feelings in some people. Whether seeking to do a simple addition or remodel job or operating a group home for elderly or recovery residents, HOAs can be a frustrating element to navigate. As with most things, knowledge is power, so take a few moments to explore some of these ways to deal with your local HOA.
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