Assisted Living

  • Making the Transition to Assisted Living

    Making the Transition to Assisted Living

    There are many great things about getting older: You’ve gained extensive knowledge over the years, you have great stories to share and you’ve (hopefully) learned to not sweat the small stuff. There are also some big decisions as you age, including if and when to move from independent to assisted living arrangements. Continue Reading Making…

  • Sibling Conflict Over Care

    How to face the demands of your parents’ health care needs as a family.Keep the peace with your siblings when dealing with the questions and expense. Continue Reading Sibling Conflict Over Care

  • When the Signs Point to Needing Help

    How to plan for you parents’ move to Assisted Living. Continue Reading When the Signs Point to Needing Help

  • Assisted Living Community Checklist

    Assisted Living Community Checklist Continue Reading Assisted Living Community Checklist

  • 6 Questions Your Patients May Not Ask About Long-Term Care

    Seniors and their caregivers face a steep learning curve when they begin researching senior living communities. As a medical professional, you can help them navigate the variety of available services and guide seniors to a community that supports their health care requirements. Continue Reading 6 Questions Your Patients May Not Ask About Long-Term Care

  • Talking About Quality of Life With Your Aging Parents

    Transitions are challenging, but ones that involve aging parents are especially difficult. Read on to learn how to talk to aging parents about change. Continue Reading Talking About Quality of Life With Your Aging Parents

  • A Closer Look at Assisted Living

    A breakdown of demographics and trends related to assisted livingBeginning to navigate assisted living options can feel daunting at first, but it isn’t a path you travel alone. With more than 735,000 people nationwide in assisted living, there are thousands of adult children who have taken this same journey. Here’s a closer look at the…

  • Can You Afford to Move Mom In?

    Like many people, you may be assuming that your parent will move in with you if she can no longer live alone. Indeed, caring for an aging parent can be a rewarding experience. However, there are also many financial and emotional costs to consider, from how the move will affect your family to how much…

  • Helping Your Aging Parent Adjust After a Move

    Here are a few things to think about as you help a loved one adapt to life after moving to an assisted living community. Continue Reading Helping Your Aging Parent Adjust After a Move

  • Signs Your Parent May Need Assisted Living

    How do you know a parent needs more help than you can give? Here’s how to tell when they need assisted living. Deciding that your parent would benefit from round-the-clock, comprehensive care, it’s good to understand all that assisted living communities offer to support your loved one and for you. Continue Reading Signs Your Parent…