It may be a different world — but Mom and Dad still need care.
Finding the best senior care options for Mom and Dad can be tricky. Add to it, the challenges of the different world we live in today, and it gets more complicated. Whether you are researching for yourself or a loved one, SeniorLivingChecklist.com has gathered together many helpful and informative resources that will help you navigate this new landscape. We hope these resources will arm you with the information you need to make an informed decision with the peace of mind you deserve.
Maybe you’ve just starting thinking about retiring? Or maybe you are the son or daughter just noticing that Mom or Dad might be needing help. This is a great place to start! Here are a few senior living resources to get you on the right track!
What is the difference between Assisted Living and Memory Care? What exactly is Skilled Nursing? How do I know which level is the right level? These senior living resources and tools will help you understand the senior care terminology and your housing options!
Budget and pricing for senior housing is often a very important consideration when it comes time to make a move to a senior community. What other things should I be thinking about for myself or for my parents? These senior living tools, resources and pricing guides will be helpful in aiding your decision.
This section provides resources for those just starting to think about retiring to a senior living community. If you are the son or daughter and thinking you need to have a conversation with Mom or Dad — or if you’ve had the conversation and you’ve been asked to help them, many of these resources will be helpful to you as well!
Not sure what the best option is for you? This section provides resources that help define the levels of care. For example, what is the difference between Independent Living and Assisted Living and Memory Care? What about Respite Care and Hospice Care? Learn what each has to offer.
These decisions are hard! Choosing a new home can be a challenging life transition. Our heart is to be a trusted advisor for the Seniors we serve — and their families. We know a thing or two about retirement living. After all, we’ve been helping and caring for Seniors for more than 60 years. These resources will be helpful to you and your family as you make the decision.
Recommended Blog
Board game night is a fun excuse to gather with loved ones and engage in some healthy competition. In addition to being a fun way to socialize, board games are also good for your health. Studies indicate that regular board game play can decrease your chances of developing dementia. The same study also notes that playing board games could increase cognitive function and may reduce your risk of developing depression.
Experience the Best in Senior Living
