For seniors who are finding daily chores more challenging but are not prepared to enter a facility, there are now different options for those who want to remain at home. ...

Nursing Homes and rehabilitation- centers which are sometimes referred to as Skilled Nursing Units, rest homes, old folk’s homes or convalescent homes. ...

Many seniors will need special care in light of having been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and other memory issues. Seniors afflicted with memory ...

Assisted Living — is becoming the most widespread and most popular living arrangement for the senior of today. Assisted living facilities offer seniors a balanced combination of “independence” and assistance depending on the needs of the individual ...

Continuing Care Retirement Communities, also known as CCRCs or continuing care, offer residents the ability to ‘age in place’ with the knowledge that a move will never be required for health reasons. Whereas most retirement communities offer independent living ...

Independent Living – are typically for seniors ranging in age from 55-62 and above. They are structured in the form of apartments, town houses or condominiums and the residents reside independently of any formal assistance unless a private aid is hired by the senior ...