Assisted Living

  • 4 Ways To Recognize Long-Term Care Awareness Month

    4 Ways To Recognize Long-Term Care Awareness Month

    November is long-term care awareness month, which makes it a great time to recognize and celebrate those who help enrich the lives of people who need assistance with daily tasks. If you want to find some creative ways to do that, look no further than these 5 ways provided by Elder Care Alliance. About National……

  • How Much Does Senior Living Cost?

    How Much Does Senior Living Cost?

    Senior living is a natural progression as people age. Sometimes, older adults, children with aging parents, or caregivers can no longer adequately care for an elderly loved one. You might not have enough time, resources, or skills to provide the best quality of life for your older family member or friend. In this case, looking……

  • What Questions To Ask When Looking for Assisted Living

    What Questions To Ask When Looking for Assisted Living

    There are 28,900 assisted living centers in the United States, with a total of about 1,000,000 licensed beds. 16.5% of the U.S. population is 65 and older, so it’s safe to say that thousands of families probably bring up the transition to assisted living every day. Once you or your loved one has decided that……

  • Adult Day Care – What You Need to Know

    Adult Day Care – What You Need to Know

    The number of older adults in the U.S. is increasing steadily yearly, as is the number of services dedicated to the over-65 population. Many older adults prefer to age at home, meaning family members often coordinate care or act as primary caregivers. Adult day care can provide a respite for you and your loved one……

  • Caregiving: The Differences Between Professional and Family Care

    Caregiving: The Differences Between Professional and Family Care

    Aging is a natural process that brings joy and fulfillment, but it also raises many questions for families and their loved ones. Many older adults will need dedicated health or memory care at some point in their lives, and you or your loved ones can navigate your choices better when you’re armed with knowledge. Here’s……

  • Maintaining Brain Health

    Maintaining Brain Health

    As you age, it can feel like your body is changing faster than you can keep up. Losing some of your hearing and muscle mass is natural and normal, as is forgetting where you put the keys. Some age-related changes are difficult to combat, but there are specific things you can do to maintain your……

  • 6 Tips for Helping Seniors Move

    6 Tips for Helping Seniors Move

    Moving is daunting—especially for seniors—but it can also be an opportunity to provide real support at a time when your loved one needs it most. When you’re helping seniors move, you need to be prepared with as much information as possible. Here are six tips to help make the moving process as positive as possible.…

  • Elder Care Alliance Communities Among Best Again by U.S. News & World Report 

    Elder Care Alliance Communities Among Best Again by U.S. News & World Report 

    Two Elder Care Alliance communities are recognized again this year, and a third joins them among the top in senior living. We are excited to announce AlmaVia of Camarillo and AlmaVia of San Francisco have earned the honor for a second consecutive year, and Mercy Retirement & Care Center joins them in being named best by……

  • Tips To Motivate Older Adults To Exercise

    Tips To Motivate Older Adults To Exercise

    Staying active in older age is crucial for good mental and physical health. Exercising regularly can help prevent illness and injury, but it can be daunting, especially for people who live alone or separate from their families. Here are some practical tips to motivate older adults to exercise. Start Slow Keep your expectations in check……

  • The Importance of Life Enrichment Programs at a Senior Living Community

    The Importance of Life Enrichment Programs at a Senior Living Community

    Life enrichment programs at senior living communities are designed to support residents physically, socially, and cognitively. They help residents grow, stay creative, engage in their communities, and stay active. However, many individuals overlook these activities when selecting a place to enjoy their golden years. Instead, they worry about things like costs and closeness to family……