A move to senior living can feel like the first day of school. You’re a bit a nervous, not sure you will fit in, hoping you don’t get lost, and wondering what it’s going to really be like. But this time around, you’re not only giving yourself a wonderful vacation from everyday worries, you’re joining a family of like-minded folks ready to welcome and inspire you to explore new experiences.
Planning your move to senior living including moving day and what to bring to make the day a success.
Decorating senior living: how to create a new space that reflects who you are and what you want your days to feel like.
Decorating senior living can be a lot of fun, especially when you consider what kind of environment makes you feel relaxed, happy and at home. This is your opportunity to design your world, so be fearless.
Tips and Dos to make downsizing in preparation for a move to senior living go smooth and easy.
There’s no denying the downsizing process has its challenges, which is why you want to start slowly with a plan and take it a step at the time. But when you consider what lies on the other side of the rainbow—a worry-free lifestyle designed for your convenience and comfort that can help extend your life—you’ll be ready for the adventure!
Identifying 7 benefits of downsizing to senior living vs staying in your home for retirement.
There’s no denying the downsizing process has its challenges, which is why you want to start slowly with a plan and take it a step at the time. But when you consider what lies on the other side of the rainbow—a worry-free lifestyle designed for your convenience and comfort that can help extend your life—you’ll be ready for the adventure!
Remember playing outside when you were child, maybe attending summer camp and meeting nature up close? Running barefoot, chasing fireflies, lying in the grass…it just felt so good. Fast forward to today: the benefits of getting outdoors for older adults are just as plentiful and maybe even more important…and can be just as much fun!
Rip Van Winkle didn’t have any problems getting a good night’s sleep. But that’s not the case for many older adults. A poor diet, lack of routine, or the wrong sleeping environment can make it difficult for some seniors to get the restorative shut-eye they need.
Here are some safe and healthy ways for older adults in assisted living to get a good night’s sleep.
