Assisted Living Options
When it comes to assisted living options, you have many to choose from — but how do you know which is the right one? We all want our loved ones…
Home for the Holidays: Signs Aging Parents Need Help
We all know just how special it is to gather during the holidays with family and friends, share stories of the past, and simply be together once again. In addition…
Navigating the Family Caregiver Role in Assisted Living
Families navigating the transition of a loved one into an Assisted Living Community face the responsibility of deciding on the best care option for their loved one. Throughout the care…
Preparing for the Cost of Aging
Did you know? The cost of care tends to increase as one ages due to a variety of factors, including the potential for declining health, increased medical needs, and a greater reliance on assistance for daily activities.
What to Look for When Visiting Aging Parents
Visiting loved ones as they age can be a deeply meaningful experience, but it also comes with a responsibility to ensure their well-being. During these visits, it’s essential to be observant and proactive in assessing their physical, emotional, and cognitive health.
Healthy Aging: When Should Seniors Stop Driving
As a loved one ages, concerns about their ability to continue driving safely may arise. For many of us, driving symbolizes freedom and independence. However, it’s essential to acknowledge promptly that the abilities of an aging adult can change, affecting their overall safety on the road.
When Returning Home Isn’t an Immediate Option
Post-hospitalization care for older adults, especially after a serious medical event, does not always include going back home.
Mindful Aging: How to Keep Your Brain Sharp
Did you know? Our brains get much of their power from 100 billion nerve cells, or neurons, that control reading, remembering, deciding, moving and other activities that involve thinking and planning.
Having ‘The Talk’: How to Discuss Assisted Living With Siblings
In the journey of discussing assisted living options with aging parents or loved ones, the involvement of siblings or family caregivers can significantly influence the process.
Dispelling Assisted Living Myths
Assisted living is part of a continuum of long-term care services that provides a combination of housing, personal care services, and health care support services.
Improving Mobility and Strength in Seniors with Therapy
For older adults recovering from an injury, surgery or illness, there are various therapy services that can support them throughout the process in order to ensure the best health outcomes.
Easing the Transition to Assisted Living
Moving out of the family home and into an assisted living community may not be the easiest of transitions. For older adults who’ve spent decades living at the same address, relocating can be difficult and stressful. However, there are ways for loved ones to help minimize the stress of the move.