Choosing housing: Options for seniors and elderly parents
How to decide if your elderly parent should live in assisted living, a nursing home, independent living or some other senior housing.
Senior Moving services help your parents transition into Nursing Homes or Assisted Living
Senior moving services, or transitional movers for the elderly can help families move their eldelry parents to nursing homes, or clear out belongings after their death.
Services and Care for Seniors in Continuing Care Retirement Communities
Continuing care retirement communities allow elders to "age in place".
Senior Housing: The Emotional Side of Moving Your Elderly Parent
Moving an aging or elderly parent into assisted living or a nursing home is a hard transition for both the caregivers and the elderly mom or dad.
Five Steps Caregivers Can Take If They are Unhappy with a Senior Care Center
What's a caregiver to do if they aren't happy with the care their elderly seniors are receiving at an assisted living facility, nursing home or other senior care facility?
A Step-by-Step Guide to Navigating the Senior Housing Maze
With an expanding array of senior living options available, finding the right fit for an elderly parent can be daunting. Here are four points caregivers should consider when deciding whether or not to move an elderly relative to a senior care facility.
1. Know when the time is right.
Choosing a Residential Facility For a Person With Dementia
Choosing a new home for an elderly parent with dementia requires some additional research. It is important for caregivers to keep in mind some basic guidelines.
Choosing a Continuing Care Retirement Community
Among the wide range of housing and care options available to seniors is an option called the continuing care retirement community or CCRC. Based on the premise of aging in place, this unique residential arrangement is gaining popularity across the nation.
Life in a Retirement Home
There are many names for elderly residential facilites: adult homes, residential care facilities, domiciliaries, rest homes, etc. These can be confusing, so focus on the type of facility you are seeking and the services offered rather than on the name.