Nursing Home and Assisted Living Costs: Tax Deductible or Not? Nursing homes and assisted living facilities provide essential care for elderly and disabled individuals who require assistance with daily living activities. However, many people are uncertain whether the costs of…
With the holiday season fast approaching, many loved ones supporting an aging parent, spouse, or other family member might start wondering when they need to make plans, especially if they’re traveling.
Even though assisted living is arguably the best elder care choice a person in their 70s or 80s can make, especially if they have difficulty taking care of themselves at home.
If you’re concerned about the safety of an aging parent, grandparent, spouse, or even yourself, there are steps you can encourage them to take that can make an incredible difference.
It’s easy to assume when the topic of elder care comes up that this is the beginning of the end, but quality of life can actually improve for many seniors when they choose assisted living.
Not every assisted living facility is going to be able to provide adequate support for seniors dealing with Alzheimer’s or some other type of dementia.
Assisted living is truly one of the best, most effective, and safest elder care options available for many seniors.
Did you know that assisted living is one of the best elder care options available to aging men and women?
January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month and the older a person is, the more likely they will be dealing with either cataracts, glaucoma, or some other vision related challenge.
Emily’s mother recently made the transition to one of the top elder care options available: assisted living. During the past few years, Emily was wearing herself out, burning the midnight oil, burning that candle on both ends. She and her…