As people age and enter their golden years, a key question is: should I remain living in my current home or look into independent living options? For some seniors, transitioning from their beloved homes into a more communal living situation can be overwhelming....
People can still live well with dementia. That is why it is important to understand the various housing options available to you and your family. Deciding on where someone with dementia will live can be difficult — especially if there are financial or legal...
Living with a disability can make it more difficult to remain independent, but it’s possible with the right knowledge, resources, and strategies in place. In this blog, we’ll cover various considerations you need to take into account if you want to...
Memory care is a dedicated form of long-term care specifically designed to meet the needs of seniors with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and other forms of memory loss. Memory care typically involves an individualized approach, offering various services tailored to...
You have probably heard of skilled nursing and nursing care, but do you know the difference? Skilled nursing is a type of medical care that requires professional training and certification. On the other hand, nursing care is a term used to describe any type of care...
As our loved ones age, it can become increasingly difficult for them to manage their daily lives independently. The challenges can be overwhelming, from basic tasks like dressing and bathing to more complex activities like managing medications and cooking. For many...
