If you're reading this, there's a good chance you've already had the conversation with a sibling, a spouse, or your parent's doctor. The question isn't whether your loved one needs support. It's what kind of support fits where they are right now.
The first few days in a new place can feel a little strange. You might feel more like a guest than a resident, unsure where to sit or who to talk to. Then someone nearby looks up, smiles, and asks if you'd like to join in.
The last time you visited your parent in Fulton, something felt different. Not dramatically wrong, just slightly off. They seemed tired, even though they said they'd slept fine. The fridge was full, but nothing had been cooked. They didn't mention their neighbor, the one they used to walk with every morning.