Exploring Your Senior Living Options
From assisted living to memory care, your loved one has a wide range of senior living options to choose from. Which is best for your family?
From assisted living to memory care, your loved one has a wide range of senior living options to choose from. Which is best for your family?
If you are a senior and you take medications, traveling can get rather confusing. Here are some medication management tips to consider.
Typical insurance policies often do not cover the costs of a nursing home or assisted living. Long term care insurance provides another option.
One of the decisions family members face is the type of residence most appropriate for the well being of a loved one - assisted living or nursing home?
Emergency preparedness is especially important for seniors who may be physically hindered or have other obstacles to being safe in a disaster situation.
At every stage of life, staying active with age-appropriate exercise plans helps people to maintain overall health and feel their best.
One of the key ways for seniors to thrive at this stage of life is to remain social and have friends. Here are some ways to keep your loved one active.
While choosing to move a loved one to an assisted living facility is never an easy decision, there are ways you help to make it a smooth transition.
Pet therapy has been proven to positively affect the physical, emotional and even cognitive health of those in assisted living facilities and memory care.
There are many options when it comes to elder care. Learn the differences between assisted living and memory care - and which is right for your loved one.