Sometimes You Just Need Extra Help

Posted on: 21 June 2017

While many people move into assisted living homes for an indefinite stay, others may rely on this type of lodging for a brief visit. If you're facing a health issue that you can't handle on your own, you might commonly turn to help from family members. However, if none of your family members reside near you and it's impractical for them to travel to stay with you until you're over the issue, you may need to rely on outside help. [Read More]

Posted on: 21 June 2017

As a progressive disease, Alzheimer's has various stages of dementia and memory loss. During the first stage, mild symptoms of dementia are to be expected. If you have a parent who has been diagnosed with the onset — or early stages — of Alzheimer's disease, there are many ways you can become actively involved and help him or her through the struggle. 1. Speak With Experienced Professionals As a concerned son or daughter, take the initiative and consult with an experienced Alzheimer's care manager. [Read More]

Posted on: 15 June 2017

Moving into an assisted living home doesn't mean that you have to give up your active lifestyle. If you're interested in making this move but want to ensure that you can still be active in some manner each day, it's important to find the right assisted living home for you. When you visit different facilities to evaluate them, don't overlook the fitness-related amenities that each will provide. Although many homes will have regular outings to local fitness facilities, others will have such facilities on their property. [Read More]

Posted on: 14 June 2017

Around 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 every day, and one day you may have to make the decision about your own aging parents living alone. Will they be able to care for themselves, or will they require special care? Assisted living facilities help families and seniors find a way to get the care they need, but what are your options for paying for this cost? Take a look at several different ways you and one or both of your parents can find the financing necessary for assisted living. [Read More]