There are a number of senior living options these days, and for seniors who are considering where they want to spend their retirement, these options can seem overwhelming. For example, today, you have to select from senior apartments, independent living, assisted living, personal care, and more. However, before you take your first step toward choosing…
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There are many benefits of assisted living for seniors. This kind of senior living option provides comfort, convenience, and numerous opportunities to socialize with others. At Discovery Commons At Spring Creek, our residents enjoy a wide range of activities and live a life independent from family caregivers. When household chores become too difficult and safety…
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If you are considering moving to a senior living community, first, consider the level of care you or your loved one will need. Your living options will depend on your independence level and your goals for retirement. After considering these attributes of your life, next, find out if assisted living for seniors is the best…
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If you are asking yourself whether or not your loved one would benefit from living in an assisted living community, it might already be time to begin looking for one that will meet your needs. Whether you have one parent trying to live at home alone who is beginning to feel isolated or both of…
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Many seniors decide to move to a senior living community at some point in their retirement. Moving into an independent living facility should feel like a seamless transition from one stage of life to another. To that end, the community you choose should represent the lifestyle you want to continue to enjoy, even as you…
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Have you begun to feel overwhelmed by providing care to your loved one? You want to do everything you can for them, but you’re just unsure if you can balance everything in your life. One option that caretakers can take advantage of when they are in need of extra help in taking care of their…
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over five million people in the U.S. may live with Alzheimer’s. This makes it the most common form of dementia. What is memory care? It is a level of care within a senior assisted living facility designed to address the unique needs of loved ones…
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As you enter your golden years, you may find that your home is getting too large to care for, or that household chores are becoming more difficult. Perhaps you want to move closer to family, or you wish you had more everyday opportunities for socializing and fun. Regardless of your reasons for deciding to move…
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