A continuing care retirement community (CCRC) is a type of residential senior living. CCRCs offer multiple levels of care in one community or on one campus, so residents can have access to additional services as their health and daily support needs change over time. CCRCs are also sometimes called life plan communities. These communities are…
Sometimes, caregiving gets to be too much. When your senior parent comes home from a stay in the hospital, when their assistance needs change unexpectedly, or even when you’re just feeling burned out, short-term senior care can be the best next step. This blog will help guide you through your options for short-term care so…
Loneliness is a common struggle among seniors. Changes in health, loss of loved ones, and transitions to new living environments can all lead to spikes in loneliness. While loneliness may seem like just an emotional hurdle, it can have serious effects on physical health. Research from the National Institute on Aging links social isolation to…
You’ve noticed that your parents are having a harder time with daily tasks. Maybe they’re struggling with mobility, forgetfulness, or keeping up with household chores. You know that moving to a community where they’d have extra support could benefit them, but broaching the topic can be difficult—you don’t want to upset them or make them…