CareChanges, Inc.

Respite care and adult day care are two senior care options that can benefit family caregivers and older adults alike. Understanding the difference between the two can help piece together the support a senior, caregiver, or loved one needs and deserves. #RespiteCare #AdultDayCare

Older adults and their families may need to find the best senior care option for their unique situation. Assisted living is a popular choice for many. Read more about the many benefits of assisted living for seniors and how it supports healthy living and empowers them to live life to the fullest during their golden years. #AssistedLiving

When it’s time to move into a nursing home, there are practical steps you can take to smooth the process. This type of move is a big transition for seniors and their family members. We present a list of items to take care of just before and right after moving into a nursing home so current and future residents can settle in quickly and receive the care they need. #NursingHome #SeniorCare #SeniorResources

Assisted living and memory care are two senior living solutions that can be beneficial for older adults in different situations. Although assisted living and memory care share some commonalities, such as offering meals, enrichment activities, and help with activities of daily living (ADLs), they are also very different. We go over the differences between these two senior living solutions so seniors looking for care can make an informed choice and choose the best option for their care needs. #AssistedLiving #MemoryCare #SeniorCare #SeniorResources #SeniorLivingSolutions

Medical alert systems have many features that can specifically benefit older adults living with dementia. Whether a senior with dementia is aging in place at home or within a senior living community, a medical alert system can be an effective way to keep them safe. We go over some medical alert system features so you can provide current or prospective residents recommendations on choosing the best device for themselves or a loved one. #Dementia #MedicalAlertSystems #SeniorCare #SeniorResources

A dementia or Alzheimer’s diagnosis can be difficult. As people search for the next steps and direction, there are several options for different types of support groups to learn about the diagnosis and connect with others in similar situations. We outline these types of support groups to share with current or prospective residents so they can get the most out of life after the diagnosis. #Dementia #AlzheimersDisease #SupportGroups #SeniorCare #SeniorResources

As families start to recognize their parent or loved one needs more care, oftentimes the next step is inquiring about senior living communities. However, the conversation with the parent or loved one about moving into a nursing home can be a challenge. In this article, we offer ideas for your future residents and their families about how to prepare to talk with a parent or loved one about moving to a nursing home, approach the conversation, and mitigate potential issues to minimize conflict. #NursingHome #AgingParents #SeniorResources #SeniorCare

It’s very common for adult children and spouses of seniors to feel guilt when someone moves to a senior living or long-term care community. It’s not as common, however, to talk about caregiver guilt and shame with others, which leaves many family caregivers feeling isolated, sorting out their emotions alone. Here, we share some tips for overcoming this guilt so you can help current or future residents in your community. #CaregiverGuilt #Caregivers #SeniorCare #SeniorResources

If a family is considering long-term care services but can’t afford assisted living, several options can help them access the necessary care. We review some alternative care options for when assisted living is financially out of reach and share some resources that may alleviate the cost of care. #SeniorCareOptions #AssistedLiving #SeniorResources #CareTypes

Whether a loved one has lived in an assisted living community for one week or five years, families often search for creative ways to connect and maintain their relationship with their loved one. We outline a few ideas you can share with current and potential residents and their families to encourage connection and brighten their interactions with loved ones. #AssistedLiving #SeniorResources #SeniorCare