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There comes a time when it’s no longer practical for elderly people to live on their own or with a family member. Simple tasks become challenging, the risk of accidents increases and relatives do not have capacity to act as primary caregivers. Sound familiar? If...

Transitioning from independent living to a care home can be challenging. Seniors may feel frustrated that they’re unable to care for themselves, they have to part ways with many belongings and adjusting to a new environment may cause anxiety. On the other hand, moving...

It can be challenging for elderly family members to accept that they require additional care. This reality may cause them to feel frustrated, embarrassed, overwhelmed or incompetent. However, it’s important to explore senior care options when you believe your loved...

You’ve assessed your elderly parent’s living situation, abilities and care needs, and have decided a senior home is the most beneficial care option. The next step is to begin your search for a suitable residence that will enable your loved one to thrive. There are a...

Accidents occur without warning. Illnesses can develop suddenly. Primary caregivers, such as spouses, may pass away unexpectedly. Each of these scenarios leaves your elderly parent unable to properly care for him/herself. If your loved one requires immediate care,...

It can be difficult to know when your aging parent will require additional care. You don’t want to make a premature judgement call, but you also don’t want to risk a detrimental event that could have been avoided if care was provided sooner. The key to identifying...