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Legal Limits of Care in Assisted Living Facilities
When aging parents come to the point when assisted living seems like the best choice, it is usually their baby boomer children who see it first. Perhaps the adult children live in another state....Read entire article »
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Assisted Living Explained: What They Are, What to Expect, How to Pay For One & How to Find an Assisted Living Facility
What They Are Assisted living is a general term used to describe residential facilities that provide care for individuals who cannot live independently, but do not require twenty-four hour skilled nursing care. With so...Read entire article »
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When to Move: Transitioning from Home to Facility
When does homecare stop fitting the bill? This question is faced by many and here's the rub—many people are reticent to move out of their home. I have come across similar situations in my family...Read entire article »
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Activities of Daily Living: What are ADLs and IADLs
The senior care industry uses the terms activities of daily living (ADLs) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs) to describe a person's level of functioning in performing everyday tasks. Activities of Daily Living...Read entire article »
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Does Your Parent Need Help at Home? 10 Things to Check When You Visit
After visiting their elderly parents, many adult children wonder whether their mom or dad might benefit from some help at home. If you're in this boat, asking yourself a few questions the next time...Read entire article »
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Senior Housing & Senior Communities
Senior housing, also known as senior communities, can cover a broad spectrum of services or housing possibilities. Although it is commonly believed that elder care only serves those who require skilled nursing care, many...Read entire article »
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How to Talk to Parents about Long-Term Care
Life throws us many curveballs, and suddenly becoming the ” parent” to your parents is a major one—for both parties involved. When you believe a family member or other loved one is in need...Read entire article »
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