When you seek out senior living for a parent or other loved one, you may have many concerns. You may worry your mother will feel isolated in a senior living community or that your father will receive subpar care.
Families put their trust in a residential living community because it offers the level of high-quality care needed now and in the future, from independent living to rehabilitation – so you can regain peace of mind.
It’s understandable that you may be hesitant about moving your loved one to a senior living community — you want what’s best for them. To help you make a sound decision, here's a resource guide to help families help their loved one.
Before you begin touring senior living communities with your loved one, make a list of non-negotiables. Do they want a two-bedroom apartment to accommodate out-of-town guests? Are they interested in a variety of dining options? How close is the hospital? You’ll want to review all your top factors to consider before helping your loved one choose a senior living community.
You can feel confident as you prepare for the future by learning about the basics of senior living and long-term care communities. We are all aging every day and how you choose to live your third stage of life is up to you. Our goal is to meet you where you are and equip you with the resources needed to make a sound decision.