Are you thinking of moving into an assisted living apartment but are concerned about the safety issues? No worries, we are here to walk you through the safety features that truly matter! As we enter the golden years of life, declining strength and mobility become a common concern. In fact, according to the OCD report,…
Assisted living communities offer meals that are nutritious and well-balanced. For you, it can be a delicious meal that nourishes and fulfills you regularly. One thing that is often asked is how food safety is addressed, especially when the meals are prepared regularly by kitchen staff. While every meal deserves to be delicious and satisfying,…
Mealtime in assisted living communities isn’t just about getting fed. When people eat together regularly, remarkable things happen. Conversations flow easier. Friendships develop naturally. People stop feeling so alone. Residents who share meals report feeling happier overall. Daily life becomes more satisfying when they’re not eating by themselves all the time. Kitchen staff understand they’re…
For many retired couples, there’s nothing better than living and aging with their better halves. However, as they age, they may find themselves in a tough situation where they require different levels of care, potentially having to live apart. While one spouse may be able to help and support the other for a time, eventually,…
Remember how your social life used to run on autopilot? Coffee with coworkers, neighborhood barbecues, PTA meetings, church groups. Finding friends didn’t take much effort. But things change as we get older. Friends move to be near their grandkids. That drive across town doesn’t seem so easy anymore, especially after dark. And sometimes health issues…
Moving into an Assisted Living community can mark the start of a new chapter for seniors and their loved ones. It can mean having peace of mind, a comfortable place to call home, help with everyday living, more safety, and better social connections. However, that doesn’t mean the move is not at least a little…
