Considering how closely we link the holidays with family time, it’s remarkable how easy it is for quality family time to get overshadowed by the busyness involved in actually hosting family gatherings. For older family members who may be hard of hearing or less mobile, it can be especially hard to feel like they’re getting quality family time during the holidays.
Why It’s Beneficial for Caregivers to Read Aloud to Seniors
Reading is one of the best activities for exercising the mind and preventing Alzheimer’s. Unfortunately, because older eyes tend to have a harder time reading the small text in many books, seniors can find reading to themselves challenging.
5 Everyday Outing Ideas for Seniors and Caregivers
Staying active and getting out into the world outside their community is important for seniors living in assisted living. Outings are also an opportunity for seniors and caregivers to spend some quality time together. However, as abilities and circumstances change, it can be challenging to find outings that match a senior’s energy levels. To help, we’ve put together a list of everyday outing ideas for you and your loved one.
How to Celebrate Grandparents Day in Assisted Living
National Grandparents Day is coming up this weekend on Sunday, September 10. Not sure how to celebrate Grandparents Day with grandparents in assisted living? You’ve come to the right place. We have five great ways to make grandparents feel loved and appreciated this Grandparents Day.
The Lowdown on Downsizing: How to Help a Parent Prepare for a Move to Senior Living
There are many reasons why people often choose to downsize in retirement. Maybe after the kids are out of the house, they just don’t want to continue with the upkeep of a larger home. Maybe their health situation has changed and housekeeping is more difficult than it once was. Or maybe they’re moving to a senior living community and need to reduce the amount of possessions they bring with them.
Assisted Living Decision Guide
Our Decision Guide is designed to help you make good decisions for your future or that of a loved one. There are many factors to consider — financial security, ongoing healthcare, and overall safety and well-being. Our guide offers many answers, however as you go through this process please feel free to contact us anytime should you require more information.