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Are my parents ready to move to an assisted living community?

Are My Parents Ready to Move into An Assisted Living Community?

January 25, 2022 By Holly Klamer Leave a Comment

Some things in life are all but inevitable. Thinking about senior living options for your parents at some point is one of them. But, are you there yet? Are your parents ready to make the move to an assisted living community or do they simply need a little more support around the home? Noticing these […]

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10 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Aging at Home

January 17, 2022 By Salvatore Presti Leave a Comment

Aging in place, or aging at home, is a growing trend among seniors. Staying in your own home as you age has many benefits, from affordability to maintaining a sense of independence. For some, however, it can be risky, particularly if you’re experiencing difficulty handling daily chores or maintaining your home. Before deciding to age […]

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7 Tips for Moving Elderly Parents into Your Home

November 21, 2021 By Susan Ballinger 2 Comments

When it gets to the point where your parents are unable to live alone, some difficult decisions must be made for their health and welfare. If you are lucky, they will be aware that it’s time to make a lifestyle change, so they will be open-minded about options. Otherwise, it can be even more challenging, […]

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7 Home Safety Tips for Seniors

October 18, 2021 By Diana R Leave a Comment

Taking care of an aging individual in your home comes with plenty of responsibility and challenges. It’s not an easy task and requires a lot of effort, commitment, and mental resilience. Thankfully, following simple home safety tips for seniors can make things much easier. A home is a haven, a place to retreat to after […]

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How To Talk To Seniors About Assisted Living

September 13, 2021 By Tina Castro Leave a Comment

At some point, your parents or aging loved ones will reach a time in their lives in which they’ll likely need some special care. Perhaps along with your other personal, professional, and family responsibilities, you may not be able to provide your elderly loved ones with the attention they need. This is where the topic […]

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The Pros And Cons Of Multigenerational Living

August 23, 2021 By Angelica Herrera Venson, DrPH, MPH Leave a Comment

A study from AARP found that 90 percent of people ages 65 and over would rather stay in their homes as they age, instead of going to a nursing home or care facility. Understanding the increased interest in American seniors wishing to age in place can be hard to analyze because of the variables and […]

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