Many older adults worry that transitioning to community-style living will compromise their independence or isolate them from the outside world. But in Vermont, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Vermont is known for its great sense of community, safety, and scenic scenic outdoor beauty.
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.
We understand if you’re hesitant about moving to a senior living community. After all, it’s a big transition. However, we’re committed to helping you on your journey as you explore Vermont’s senior living and long-term care communities.
If you are just beginning to explore senior living communities, you likely have many questions about monthly costs, day-to-day life, and even if this is an appropriate path for you. Below, we share resources that will address many – if not all – of your concerns.
Deciding between aging-in-place and moving to a retirement community can be a very emotional process. However, if you’re struggling to keep pace with house maintenance or if you need access to regular medical care, you could benefit from senior living. You’ll want to familiarize yourself with the telltale signs that you should make the move sooner rather than later.
There are steps you can take to ease your anxiety during this transition and make yourself feel more at home in your new 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.