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. Here are 4 ways to recognize and honor those who provide care for others in your community. Continue Reading 4 Ways To Recognize Long-Term Care Awareness Month

  • How Much Does Senior Living Cost?

    How Much Does Senior Living Cost?

    How much does senior living cost? Explore factors influencing prices, budgeting, hidden fees, and options with Elder Care Alliance. Continue Reading How Much Does Senior Living Cost?

  • What Questions To Ask When Looking for Assisted Living

    What Questions To Ask When Looking for Assisted Living

    The most important questions to ask when looking for assisted living are ones that address safety, licensing, accommodation, resident well-being, staffing, amenities, and community involvement. You may also want to inquire about the proximity to hospitals and specialized care as well as about the use of technology in the facilities and how it helps residents.…

  • Adult Day Care – What You Need to Know

    Adult Day Care – What You Need to Know

    Adult day care offers supervised and safe programming for older adults who don’t need 24/7 skilled nursing care. From games and exercise to physical and occupational therapy, adult day care can benefit your loved ones by providing them with much-needed engagement in an environment that attends to their physical and mental condition. Continue Reading Adult…

  • Caregiving: The Differences Between Professional and Family Care

    Caregiving: The Differences Between Professional and Family Care

    The main difference between professional caregiving and family caregiving is that professionals can offer dedicated medical assistance with blood draws, IVs, catheters, palliative/end-of-life care, and more. While family members have a close relationship with their loved ones, they volunteer their hours as caregivers while professionals are paid for their services. Continue Reading Caregiving: The Differences…

  • Maintaining Brain Health

    Maintaining Brain Health

    If you want to maintain a healthy brain far into the future, there are things you can do. Keep your mind sharp by exercising regularly, meeting up with friends, keeping up with your hobbies, learning a new skill or language, getting adequate sleep, and eating a balanced diet with fruits, vegetables, and foods rich in…

  • 6 Tips for Helping Seniors Move

    6 Tips for Helping Seniors Move

    Transitioning to assisted living or a new home can be stressful for older adults. When you’re helping seniors move, remember to communicate openly and often, plan ahead, and take it slow. Dedicate time to helping your loved one settle into their new community. Continue Reading 6 Tips for Helping Seniors Move

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

  • Tips To Motivate Older Adults To Exercise

    Tips To Motivate Older Adults To Exercise

    Exercise is the key to a long and healthy life, and there are many ways you can motivate older adults to get moving. Read more more tips. Continue Reading Tips To Motivate Older Adults To Exercise

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

    The Importance of Life Enrichment Programs at a Senior Living Community

    Senior living should be enjoyable and allow you to pursue your interests while staying healthy. Life enrichment programs are a great way to keep up with your physical, emotional, and cognitive health when in a community for older adults. Remember to look for these activities when looking for a new community. Continue Reading The Importance…