Easing a loved one's transition into long-term care

When looking for a nursing home for a loved one, Upstate College of Nursing faculty member When looking for a nursing home for a loved one, Upstate College of Nursing faculty member Helen Clancy, left, Helen Clancy, left, says to make note of the mood of the staff, whether residents appear clean and well cared for, and your gut feeling. "Your intuition tells you a lot, so listen to it," she advises about easing the transition into long-term care. The transition into a nursing home is more than a change of address, and Clancy describes some ways to ease that change. says to make note of the mood of the staff, whether residents appear clean and well cared for, and your gut feeling. "Your intuition tells you a lot, so listen to it," she advises about easing the transition into long-term care. The transition into a nursing home is more than a change of address, and Clancy describes some ways to ease that change. Click here Click here for a journal article she wrote on the topic. for a journal article she wrote on the topic.