Supportive Resources
Senior housing is rarely the only decision being made in a given season. These pages cover the services that tend to come up alongside it: elder law, estate and financial planning, pharmacies, medical equipment, moving help, and end-of-life planning.
Find experts who specialize in providing supportive senior services.
Many questions may arise when you start a discussion about senior housing. Big and small details can feel overwhelming and disempowering making it difficult to make a confident decision. Take advantage of the knowledge and advice from many experts who specialize in helping you transition into senior living with peace of mind.
Are you a senior housing provider? We have supportive resources for you too!
If you are a senior housing provider, there are supportive services for you too! Go to "For Senior Housing Providers" for experts and tools to help you maintain a safe, well documented, and State compliant establishment.
Attorneys & Elder Law
Elder law attorneys focus on legal concerns for older adults. Read Article >
Estate & Financial Planning
Create a plan to afford a quality of life now and in the future. Read Article >
Funeral, Cremation & Pre-Planning
A topic that can be awkward, but important to discuss. Read Article >
Medical Equipment & Supplies
Find retailers who are friendly, easy to talk to, and is easily accessible to... Read Article >
Moving & Transitional Services
Movers and transitional services help you plan, organize, and physically move... Read Article >
Pharmacies
When it's time to take additional measures to prevent potential medication... Read Article >
Electronic Medical Record System for Senior Housing Providers
Electronic Medical Records and Electronic Health Records ensure your residents... Read Article >
Addiction & Treatment
Is your family suffering from a loved one with an alcohol or drug addiction?... Read Article >
Free Profile for Senior Housing Communities
Expose your community to thousands of people seeking senior housing using our... Read Article >
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- A topic that can be awkward, but important to discuss. Burial planning can be an awkward discussion. However, pre-planning doesn't need to be a difficult conversation with the help of professionals in funeral, cremation, and pre-planni
- Addiction & Treatment In a recent study, 69% of participating patients reported they were sober 12 months after treatment. A Schick Shadel and University of Washington
- Create a plan to afford a quality of life now and in the future. Older adults, seniors, and caregivers for elderly people all need help with financial planning for their future. Estate and financial planners specialize in taking inventory of all
- Create your community a FREE profile. Expose your community to thousands of people who use us as their number one resource for finding senior housing. Create your free profile now!
- Elder law attorneys focus on legal concerns for older adults. Elder law attorneys specialize in legal matters concerning older adults. Most elder law attorneys handle legal issues related to health care, long term care and life planning, guar
- Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and Electronic Health Records (EHR) ensure your residents stay safe and your documentation consistent. Consider documenting medication, assessments and care plans, note charting of ADL's and behavior managemnt, and inventory and billings into one comprehensive EHR & EMR program. Ens
- Find retailers who are friendly, easy to talk to, and is easily accessible to you. If you or your loved one has medical issues requiring medical equipment and supplies, it is essential to find a retailer who is experienced with home medical equipment. Seek a medi
- Movers and transitional services help you plan, organize, and physically move your belongings for you! Moving and transitional services are professional service providers who are dedicated to helping seniors and their families who are moving, downsizing, organizing, or holding an es
- When it's time to take additional measures to prevent potential medication errors. Older adults may need to revisit the pharmacy who fills their prescriptions during the aging process. While the "corner drug store" may be appropriate right now, additional demands