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.
When trying to plan for retirement, choosing where to live is an important decision. You may want to find a home that is easy to maintain, makes it easy to find friends who share your interests, and supports you no matter what health conditions or care needs might arise. A continuing care retirement community (CCRC), […]
When a loved one moves into memory care, especially a parent, it can be difficult to know how to stay connected. Dementia changes how your parent communicates and reacts, but meaningful connection is still possible. Your presence matters, and even simple activities can provide comfort and reassurance. Here are some activities that can help you […]
Moving to a senior living community provides access to amenities, resources, and services designed to make life safer, healthier, and more convenient. One common and popular service in senior living communities, whether independent living, assisted living, memory care, or a nursing home, is transportation access. Getting to and from medical appointments, errand hot spots, and […]
Moving a parent with dementia into a senior care community can be emotionally stressful for everyone involved. However, by supporting your parent through this change, you can create a sense of stability for you both. This guide offers tips and suggestions to ensure your parent with dementia feels comforted, understood, and cherished in their new […]
[Last updated September 9, 2025] There’s no denying that moving to assisted living is a major transition. Not only are seniors relocating to smaller spaces, but they often worry about losing familiarity, independence, and more. Thankfully, assisted living staff are aware of the challenges. They make it their mission to help seniors settle in successfully […]
The first few days after a loved one moves to memory care can be filled with questions, emotions, and uncertainty. For someone with dementia, the unfamiliarity of a new environment can cause anxiety, fear, and confusion. This article walks you through what typically happens during those early days after moving to memory care, so you […]
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 […]