A Day in the Life of an Independent Living Resident
Choosing independent living for your retirement years means choosing independence -- with options. Learn more in today's post.
View ArticleMoving to Assisted Living, Willingly
Your aging parents may choose assisted living willingly. Respect their role and their right to choose the care they want.
View ArticleEmbracing Independence in Assisted Living
Instead of pushing your loved one to enjoy the freedom of having someone else do the cooking and cleaning, support them through this major life change.
View ArticleSurvey Says: Children and Parents Disagree About Senior Housing
In searching for senior housing, parents are anticipating a loss of independence; children are concerned about their parents’ safety.
View ArticleCan I Receive Care in Independent Living?
Even if you choose the independence and freedom of an independent living setting, there may still come a time when you’ll need specialized care.
View ArticleWorried About Your Parents? How to Help, Respectfully
Whether you live down the street or across the country doesn’t matter. As your parents age, you worry about them. Learn how to help in this post.
View ArticleCan You Bring a Car to Assisted Living?
Among seniors, the ability to drive is very closely linked to independence. In today's post, learn more about transportation options in assisted living.
View ArticlePersuading Parents: How to Talk About Changing Care Needs
In today's post: how to talk about what comes next in a way that will make them feel your genuine concern rather than feeling patronized or criticized.
View ArticleExercise, Independence and Alzheimer’s
A new study shows exercise benefits those with Alzheimer's in more ways than one.
View Article5 Tech Tools and Gadgets for Aging in Place
These five tech tools and gadgets make aging in place more comfortable, safe, and easier.
View ArticleBeware of Making Your Senior Parents Too Dependent
It's difficult to know when to step in and help an older adult. Here, some tips to balance the caregiving process with what's needed, and what's not.
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