Senior care services or interventions can promote older adults’ independence and quality of life and help the age group manage age-related health challenges. Senior care often begins with preventive measures to minimize the risk of illness and injury, and it continues through late adulthood in the long-term and health care services that help maintain health and independence.
These resources address various aspects of physical health, emotional and mental well-being, and long-term care services that can help optimize the quality of life for older adults as they age.
Moving to a senior living community is a significant change that can feel scary, overwhelming, and lonely. Your loved one may feel disconnected from their life and family in new and unfamiliar surroundings. By creating a welcome kit tailored to their needs, likes, and level of care, you can help them connect to their new […]
Visiting someone in memory care can bring a mix of emotions, including uncertainty. It’s normal to feel unsure about what to say or how the visit might go. Memory care is a unique setting designed for people living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia, and visits may feel different than they once did in […]
As your loved one ages, you might worry about whether they are safe, eating well, staying active, and thriving. These worries can weigh heavily, but there are solutions that can provide your loved one with the services and assistance they need. Assisted living is a popular option for older adults and their families, offering a […]
Choosing assisted living is a wise decision for many older adults who are looking for a little extra support, peace of mind, and fewer household responsibilities. Among all the amenities and services like chef-prepared meals and regular housekeeping visits, access to daily events and activities designed to enhance socialization as well as physical and mental […]
Continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) are senior living options that offer residents a variety of care choices that enable them to stay in the same community as their care needs grow. These communities often require a high upfront cost and substantial monthly fees. However, the advantages of such communities make them a worthwhile investment. Today, […]
Pets are an integral part of our lives. Some seniors find companionship and comfort in having a pet. When transitioning to senior living, the possibility of having to give up a pet can add to the anxiety of an already stressful situation. Choosing a senior living community that accepts pets may be a good choice, […]
Your move to your independent living for seniors is approaching, and you might feel equal parts excited, overwhelmed, and anxious. As you put the finishing touches on your moving day plan, it’s important to take time to think about what comes after. Understanding what the first week in your new home may entail can ensure […]
Seniors have a surprising array of options for where to live, including senior apartments, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, moving in with family, or even remaining in their own homes. Another option is moving to a continuing care retirement community (CCRC). These communities combine the best features of other senior living options to create a […]
When you move into an independent living community, you gain access to amenities and services designed to make life more convenient and to enhance your overall wellness. You’ll find it easier to get your steps in and make smart choices with your nutrition, but you’ll also make strides with your social health thanks to friendly […]
Senior care facilities are busy places full of unique residents who bring their own personality and flair to the neighborhood. But it’s not just residents who make a senior living community feel like home; it is also the team of staff members who work there. Senior care facility staff are truly the heart of the […]