Try: At some point most care recipient’s cr with alzheimer’s will need to move for a higher level of care moving is a big adjustment both for the cr and the caregiver the cr with alzheimer’s is moving to a new place with new faces the caregiver is adjusting from being the person providing hands-on care to a different role remember to give yourself and the cr time to adjust if you’re expecting the move try to prepare and have everything ready to smooth the transition work closely with staff regarding the cr’s needs and preferences an extra familiar face during moving day such as another relative or close friend can also help each person adjusts differently to this transition depending on the cr’s needs you may either need to visit more frequently or give the cr their own space to adjust as time passes you should be able to figure about the best schedule for the cr and your appropriate role information references helpguide org

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