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While traveling is supposed to be a relaxing time, it can create stress and take a toll on your body. Ensure stress-free air travel on your next getaway with these tips for seniors:
If it’s time for Dad to move into a memory care community, it’s important for both of you to be comfortable with his new setting. And while Dad will be getting caring and professional attention from his caregivers, you can—and should—get to know the people who will be assisting him on a daily basis.
Moving can be stressful, especially when Mom is moving from the family home into her new assisted living residence. It can be an emotional time for all of you, so help ease the transition by making Mom as comfortable as possible in her new space.
Mary Ann Finley, a resident of Monticello West, participated on the panel “Operators and Investors…So, Who is Going to Take Care of All These Boomers?” during the NIC Spring Investment Forum held in Dallas. The panel discussed the important role caregivers play in delivering a great resident experience and the senior industry’s need to adequately address the … Continued
Do you find yourself asking people to repeat themselves? Are your grandchildren mumbling and slurring their words more than usual? You may be experiencing some hearing loss signs and symptoms.
Everyone ages differently and at different times. And while your dad may still be young in your mind, it’s important to notice changes in his behaviors or abilities around the house.
Rich Sachse, a resident and active volunteer at Trillium Woods in Plymouth, Minnesota, was recently honored by LeadingAge Minnesota with the Spirit of Aging Award.
Mom’s gotten a little wobbly on her feet, and you both agree it’s time to look into an assisted living residence. But while it’s your goal to make sure your mom is happy, making sure she’s in a safe environment is just as important.
Managing finances isn’t always easy—especially when the accounts aren’t yours. But you notice that Dad’s bills are piling up, he’s always strapped for cash, and he’s been giving a lot of money to questionable organizations. These can be warning signs of financial trouble, and it may be time for you to step in.
