The six activities of daily living (ADLs) and the eight instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs) are the standard guidelines used to assess whether senior adults can or should continue living independently, or if assistance is needed.
If you are facing the prospect of chosing an assisted living residence for your loved one from afar, these practical tips can help to assure you that they receive the best possible care.
The search for exceptional senior care can be challenging, and choosing the right senior care option for your loved one may feel like an agonizing decision.
October 15 marks the beginning of the Medicare open enrollment window for eligible seniors, during which plan enrollees can reassess their existing Medicare coverage options.
One of the most important things that families can do when making a decision about a senior living facility is to include their parent as much as possible.
Board and care homes are structured for older adults who need assistance with daily activities (ADLs) but do not yet need skilled nursing care and prefer a smaller setting.
