The decision to transition a loved one into senior living is a significant and often challenging choice. Age often brings changing medical needs, or a decline of pre-existing conditions. The right senior care solution (or combination of solutions) should help families...
Caring for aging parents is a profound responsibility that often brings families together. However, it can also unearth complexities in sibling-to-sibling relationships as well as sibling-to-parent relationships, testing bonds and challenging dynamics. When multiple...
As our loved ones age, the responsibility of care often falls on that of the children. But what happens when those children are caring for children of their own? Enter, the sandwich generation. The sandwich generation is a term used to describe a group of individuals...
Navigating Assisted Living Visits with Confidence 10 Essential Questions You Need to Ask Visiting an assisted living facility is a crucial step when contemplating the best care solution for a loved one. It provides first-hand insight into the environment they’ll...
As we age, we experience gradual changes to our mind and body. These changes may bring along physical and mental challenges that can increase our risk of developing diseases. According to the World Health Organization, each person should have the ability to live a...
Moving a senior loved one into a memory care community is not a decision that can be made lightly. Often it takes careful consideration and conversations amongst family being that it can represent a major lifestyle change. Progressing medical conditions, especially...
