Transition to Assisted Living – Part 2
The transition from living alone to an assisted living facility can be intimidating, but every day will leave you feeling more comfortable than the last.
Moving into Assisted Living – Part 1
Moving into an assisted living facility can be stressful, but by taking a few proactive steps you can help your loved one to make an easy transition.
Hearing Loss Due to Aging
More than just the inconvenience and embarrassment that can arise, hearing loss can cause problems with self-esteem and confidence.
Transportation Options for Senior Citizens
Assisted living communities will provide transportation for errands, appointments, and social outings as part of their base fee.
Still Smoking? You CAN Quit!
Smoking causes adverse health effects for people of any age, but even seniors can benefit significantly from quitting the habit.
The Basics of Staying Healthy over 65
Staying healthy doesn't have to be complicated - here are some of the easy, basic ways to keep feeling great as you grow older.
Rethinking Respite Care
If you are the sole caregiver for an elderly parent and need some time away, respite care may be a great short-term solution.
How to Determine When Caregiving is Necessary
Caregiving may refer to at-home care, moving them into your home, or transitioning to assisted living or memory care - but all require an emotional decision.
Does HIPAA Consider Memory Care Deductible?
Under the 1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), memory care may be considered a "long-term care service," a deductible expense.Â
Handling the Questions of Dementia Patients
Dementia patients often ask the same questions repeatedly or tell the same story over and over - causing agitation and frustration for their caregivers.