Once you initiate the conversation with your aging loved one about moving into a senior housing community, you will need to continue having the conversation. Remember that 90 percent of adults over 65 want to remain in their current homes as they grow older. That means most people will strongly resist moving into a senior […]

Once a person identifies the signs that their aging loved one should move because of safety concerns, the next step involves conversing with the person. There is no playbook for such a conversation. Moving is emotional since most love their independence and want to stay home. During the conversation, the aging loved one may display […]

One of the most challenging decisions is knowing when the time is right to move an aging loved one into a senior housing facility. Sooner is better than later. Most seniors want to stay in their homes. They are used to their freedom. They feel comfortable in their home. Unfortunately, staying home may be unsafe […]

Once a person gets closer to their senior years, more issues become apparent, and more help is needed. There are five stages of aging; resources are available for each phase. When a person starts to decline, they hide their problems. Plus, asking for help can be difficult, especially for an independent, strong-willed person, so keep […]

There are so many STAGES to aging. As a loved one ages, they experience gradual or rapid changes, which apply to both physical and cognitive. Seniors are great at hiding their problems, so being involved is critical to avoid missing the signs. Understanding the five stages people experience may alert family and friends to evaluate […]