Some children with senior parents may be facing a difficult decision - whether their parent should move to a senior living facility. Many will consider a Personal Emergency Response System for elderly parents. So what is a Personal Emergency Response System and how does it compare with a senior living facility? read more

Dementia, such as Alzheimer's, is a difficult diagnosis for individuals and their families. You may find yourself asking, "What type of help do I need?" or "How much will it cost to move my loved one into a nursing home?". Learn more about memory care facilities that specialize in caring for individuals with dementia and Alzheimer's. read more

Research shows that an increasing number of seniors live alone−approximately 30%, over 11.5 million people! And half of these older adults (nearly 6 million) need assistance with long-term care to perform daily living activities. Who are these adults who need assistance and how do you determine when is it no longer safe for a loved one to live at home? read more

Moving day for a senior can be a mix of emotions and can bring much stress through this major transition. There are a variety of options to consider when preparing for moving day. Consider this collection of Do's and Don'ts as you plan a moving day for a senior. read more

Most individuals who have Alzheimer's disease and other dementias exhibit a series of common behavioral symptoms related to a decline in cognitive functioning, like memory loss, impaired judgment, and difficulty speaking. However, personality changes are sometimes a symptom as well. read more