Creative Things Seniors Can Do Amidst the Covid-19 Crisis
Amidst the Covid-19 crisis May could be a different kind of month for many this year. Typically it would be a very social month with get-togethers for social groups, parties, graduations and more.
5 Features That Make Continuing Care Retirement Communities Different
Did you know that by 2060, the number of Americans aged 65 or older will go from 46 million to 98 million, more than doubling? Or that America's elderly population will surge from 15 percent to 24 percent?
The Secrets to Understanding Your Continuing Care Retirement Community Contract
If you are applying to a CCRC you will need to be familiar with the contract you will be required to review and sign. Read below to learn more information about what may be included in your contract.
Steps to Move an Elderly Relative into a CCRC
Are you part of the 12 percent of U.S. parents who also provide care for an elderly parent?
3 Key Facts About Paying for a CCRC
There are currently more than 47 million seniors over the age of 65 living in the United States.
Learn About CCRC Contract Types
With Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs), you don’t have to move from an independent living community to an assisted Irving community as your health needs grow. CCRCs allow you to stay in the same community throughout the different phases of your aging process, and access different health services whenever you need them.
Perfect Gifts For the Elderly In Nursing Homes
Giving the perfect gift can be difficult. It can be especially challenging if you’re buying for an elderly friend, family member or loved one in a nursing home or a continuing care retirement community.
The Secret to Healthy Weight Loss for Seniors? Fighting Fat and Building Muscle
A guest post by Michael Longsdon of Elder Freedom Have you ever tried dieting to slim down and lose weight?
CCRC vs Assisted Living: What Are the Differences?
As we get older, life's daily routine can get harder and harder. Cooking, cleaning, showering, and getting out of bed can difficult, and even dangerous in the right conditions. If you're having trouble living independently, you may want to consider moving to a retirement community.
Learn About Retirement: A Quick Guide to CCRC’s
Deciding whether to move and where to live during retirement means doing a bit of homework. If you’re considering a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), here’s a quick guide to understanding what they’re all about.