So You’ve Planned Your Visit – What Next?

Be prepared for your visit and ease your mind.

Transitioning a loved one into a senior care community can be a big adjustment for both residents and family members. For many, it’s easy to carve out time to visit but sometimes difficult to know what to do or what to bring. Being prepared for your visit can help ease your mind.

So you’ve planned your next visit, what now? Below is a short list of items, activities, and games that will help you plan for a visit and give you and your loved one something to look forward to!

Sign up for community activities

Our community takes pride in having numerous activities throughout each week to ensure that seniors are engaged and connected. These activities are an opportunity for you to connect with your loved one through a shared hobby or the learning of a new skill. A few examples of activities might be:

  • Group exercise class
  • Game Night
  • Trivia Games
  • Karaoke
  • & More!

Photos / Photo Albums

Your next visit is an opportunity to not only capture the moment but create memories with your loved ones. If you are yet to make a family portrait, your visit is the best time to do so, especially with the entire family.

Having a generational blend is perfect! You may consider bringing the grandchildren along on your next visit and welcome them into these moments as well. These pictures can serve as apartment decor or be added to a photo album, allowing your loved one to reminisce over memories. Alternatively, you may also consider bringing old photos/photo albums from home to spark storytelling and relive your family’s favorite memories.

Live Streaming

If your loved one is committed to religious practices, then you can livestream services or invite members of their religious organizations during the visit. This helps foster connection not just within the community but outside as well. Most seniors enjoy the satisfaction that comes from a worship session or a spiritual practice. It is sometimes helpful to engage in these activities on a group level as that promotes accountability among others.

Thankfully, a number of religious organizations have migrated to the internet space with livestreaming on media pages across the globe, providing an opportunity to pray, meditate or attend a service with your loved ones.

Card Games

Lastly, we always recommend a classic card game or board game. Bringing a deck of cards is a simple way to get everyone involved in one activity, but still being relaxed enough to let conversation flow naturally. At Independence Court of Quakertown, there are common spaces with tables and room to gather with family and friends for a game of cards!

How does Independence Court of Quakertown help your loved ones?

Independence Court ensures that your loved one is living life to the fullest. From group activities and outings to game nights and reading clubs, there is always something available for residents to participate in. We understand that fostering connection and community is essential to the wellbeing and longevity of seniors.

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Visited Independence Court as we are checking out places to possible take dad to....
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Tim
Visited Independence Court as we are checking out places to possible take dad to. The all seem very nice and the place looks very clean and the staff seem to enjoy what they are doing which I feel is very important. Definitely will bring dad up to see it’s well
Tim
Tim
After we realized that Gary's mom could no longer live by herself, the choice was ...
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Debbie
After we realized that Gary's mom could no longer live by herself, the choice was pretty clear - she'd make Independence Court her home. Having had my mother live there over 5 years ago, we were very happy to see that the majority of the staff has remained the same. We couldn't be happier with the care and attention she gets.
Debbie
Debbie
My mom, aunt and uncle all live here. It has been a very good experience. ...
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Wayne
My mom, aunt and uncle all live here. It has been a very good experience. The cost is reasonable and the staff that we have encountered are very friendly. Also, when we have needed assistance with the VA and other government forms, they have gone out of their way to help us with the paperwork. Thank you Suzanne for all of your help when we have questions or need assistance. There are plenty of activities to choose from including music programs, holiday events and church. They work hard to keep the building clean as well. The administrator, Ken, truly cares for the residents and his door is always open if you need him. We are very grateful that we found this place. By the way, their location is excellent for the hospital, doctors' offices, banks and the stores in Quakertown.
Wayne
Wayne
I cannot say enough good things about independence Court of Quakertown. Ron and Suzanne...
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Laura
I cannot say enough good things about independence Court of Quakertown. Ron and Suzanne were very welcoming and helpful at a time that was very stressful for me and my family. On the day we toured, Ron helped me navigate through a very difficult situation and couldn’t have been more be kind. The staff made sure that my mother felt welcomed and have continued to go above and beyond to make her feel at home.
Laura
Laura

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