We know that it can be tough, finding care for a loved one, or taking care of them yourself. So we offer our end users a blog with information on care giving, choosing a community, senior living and care news and just for fun!
Research shows that elderly people with pets are less likely to experience loneliness, that their days have better structure, and that they have more purpose and social support. Owning a dog or a cat may even be associated with slower cognitive decline, and even without studies to tell us, we…
A sudden fall, a new diagnosis, a hospital stay—these are the moments that often force families into a frantic search for senior care. But planning for long-term care in a state of crisis is like trying to build a lifeboat during a storm. With the annual median cost of a…
Feeling lightheaded or unsteady on your feet may seem like a minor inconvenience, but for many seniors, these symptoms can drastically alter everyday life. Conditions like syncope and vertigo not only increase the risk of falls but can also lead to ongoing health complications that interfere with independence and confidence….
Seniors today are no longer relegated to sitting in a rocking chair. In fact, the current estimates show that out of the 70 million people who are over 65, around 85 to 90% are expected to have their driver’s license. While seniors are known for using safety features such as…
Divorce isn’t easy at any age. But later in life, the stakes feel different. Retirement plans. Property you’ve worked decades for. Health benefits. Even grandkids. If you’re in Texas and over 50, there are a few rules and quirks you’ll want to understand before heading into the process. So let’s…
When families are trying to find the best senior living community, they look for a place with the best care where their loved ones are in safe hands. The last thing they want to think about is possible abuse. But it’s important to be aware of abuse that unfortunately happens,…
When we place our loved ones in a nursing home, we do so with trust—trust that they’ll be cared for with compassion and respect. Unfortunately, not all facilities live up to that expectation. Abuse in nursing homes is more common than most people realize, and recognizing the signs early can…
When families place their loved ones in a nursing home, they expect safety, dignity, and professional care. Sadly, this trust is sometimes broken. Many elderly residents suffer from neglect, being left in dirty clothes, not getting enough food or medication, or even facing verbal or physical abuse. Even worse, most…
When moving into a care home, privacy is often one of the first concerns for residents and their families. As a resident in a care home, you have the legal right to privacy, especially when it comes to your communications, belongings, and living space. However, because you are in a…