When you think about life in an assisted living community, do you happen to think about pets? Many modern senior communities are embracing the presence of their furry friends. Perhaps you’re considering moving your senior loved one into an assisted living community, but they’re worried about what will happen to their beloved cat or dog. The good news …
If your older loved one has been in the hospital due to injury, illness, or for an operation, the hospital may release them before they’re ready to come home. They might still need professional medical care or at the very least occasional supervision. This can leave you wondering, so what are the post-hospitalization care options …
When a loved one is diagnosed with dementia it affects the entire family. As you transition into the role of caregiver, you may find yourself struggling to understand the behaviors associated with this condition. Although your loved one’s behaviors may change rapidly, it’s important to remember that they’re still the same person and they don’t have …
If you think it may be time for your mom and dad, or your grandma and grandpa, to have some help in their everyday lives, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) might be the ideal option. We know it can be difficult to have the initial conversation with your loved ones, but today’s CCRCs are a very far cry …
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