Senior Living Frequently Asked Questions About Housing Options
Seniors facing retirement and health crises often seek new housing in senior retirement communities or assisted living facilities as their situation and health needs change. After assessing what they...
Choosing Supportive Living Vs. Assisted Living When You Need Non-Medical Help
Supportive living offers non-medical services such as housekeeping, personal care, medication oversight, shopping, and social programs that seniors might need. The services provided as part of...
The cost of senior living can be higher than what many older adults can afford, especially if they need medical care or help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and have a fixed income. Retirement...
Some retirees can enjoy retirement in luxury retirement communities with higher rents and fees. They cater to “the silver tsunami” — the coming wave of aging baby boomers who are still socially...
Retirement homes are residences for older adults that typically provide an apartment-style room or suite of rooms. They used to be called old-age homes but now can describe senior living options such...
While 62% of residents pay for nursing home care with Medicaid, some people seek luxury nursing homes. They may get better quality facilities and food, better-trained caregivers, enhanced therapy,...
