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Assisted Living vs. Nursing Home: Which One Do You Need?
Assisted living facilities and nursing homes are two types of senior care that people often confuse. If you’re looking for a senior living solution that best meets your needs, how can you know which one is right for you? Here, we describe each care type and offer expert insights that can help you consider which […]
Helping Your Parent Adjust to Senior Living
Adjusting to senior living can be quite stressful for your parent. After all, it is a major transition in their life that involves adapting to a new environment and lifestyle. Family involvement can make this transition go more smoothly, though. By actively participating in the transition, you’re helping your parent feel more comfortable, connected, and […]
Communication Tips for Talking About Independent Living
Independent living for seniors offers many benefits, but some people may feel resistant to the thought of moving to senior living. Still, it can be a great solution for older adults looking to downsize and simplify their lifestyle. By addressing common misconceptions about independent living and fostering open conversations, you can offer reassurance and highlight […]
What To Bring to Memory Care
Memory care can be a crucial service for people with dementia, offering a safe and supportive environment with skilled staff members and engaging activities. However, the initial transition to memory care can be overwhelming, especially for people in the later stages of dementia. Choosing the right items to bring to memory care can make a […]
When To Move to Independent Living
Looking to downsize your household responsibilities so you can spend more time playing pickleball, hiking, or visiting the grandkids instead of cooking, cleaning, and mowing the lawn? If you prefer to spend your retirement doing things you love, a move to independent living could be the decision that enhances your lifestyle, thanks to easy access […]
Why Families Choose Memory Care for Their Loved Ones
Choosing memory care can sometimes feel like a failure, as if families should be providing 24/7 care for the duration of their loved one’s life. Yet such feelings are primarily the result of caregiver guilt and unreasonable expectations. In practice, memory care offers benefits and can be a lifesaver for people with dementia and their […]