Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Nov 11 2021
If you care for someone who requires daily monitoring and assistance, you may have thought about partnering with a home health aide. A home health aide can provide around-the-clock care, freeing up time for you to work, run errands, or do other necessary tasks. See tips to choose the right one.
Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Wed Oct 26 2022
There are a growing number of options for senior living, and though many seniors would prefer to stay in their own homes, it sometimes becomes necessary to move them somewhere that can offer a better quality of life. Luckily there are options that still allow seniors to remain independent and enjoy the comfort of a home-like setting. A residential care home is a great option because it offers a home-away-from-home setting while still providing needed care and supervision. Read More
Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Thu Oct 20 2022
The aging process can be a time of major transition and many seniors will need the help of family members or caregivers to figure out next steps when it comes to housing options as they age. There are many things that can lead to a transition to a new living arrangement, like a new medical condition, the death of a spouse, the inability to keep up with home maintenance, or simply the need for a lifestyle change. Read More
Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Wed Oct 19 2022
As parents and other family members age, we often get to a point where it's time to make that big decision: where will they live when they can't meet all their needs on their own anymore? For seniors who don't need the high-level, full-time medical care of a nursing home, in-home care or assisted living are the two best options. But how do you choose which is best for your loved one? This article serves as a simple guide to help you work through these three considerations so you can feel more confident in your decision. Read More