Welcome to Senior Care Advice
Helping you care for the ones you love.
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Housing & Care
There are many options for housing and care. Explore those options and talk over the possibilities with your elderly loved one.
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Finances & Insurance
What you need to know to help your elderly loved one navigate finances, government benefits, healthcare, and insurance.
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Health & Well-Being
Ways that we can help our aging loved ones stay fit, active, healthy, and resilient. Learn more about maintaining physical and mental health.
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Mobility
Staying active and safely maintaining the ability to move and get around is key to an older adult's sense of independence, happiness and well-being.
- Analysts Predict that Senior Housing Industry Will Act to Meet Housing ShortageBased on census data, the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing and Care (NIC) estimates that by 2026, the United States will have one million additional households with a member ...
- Fill Your Life with an AWE WalkAwe is an overwhelming emotional response to something that a person perceives. The earliest appearances of the word “awe” were rooted in fear or dread, often associated with the divine. ...
- Paying for Dying Parent’s Hospice CareHospice care provides services that increase the comfort of people who are dying from an untreatable health condition. Hospice care is intended to manage the patient’s pain while promoting a ...
- Hospice Care for a Dying Parent: What Adult Children Should KnowAdult children face difficult decisions when their parents are approaching the end of their lives. An advancing cancer that no longer responds to treatment is one example of a health ...
- Older Adults Live Longer When They Move into a Senior Living CommunityA recent study concludes that moving into a senior living community promotes longevity. Research conducted by the nonpartisan organization NORC at the University of Chicago found that older adults who ...
- Caregiving Expenses Challenge Adult Children of Parents Who Have DementiaDementia is both a growing and declining medical condition in the United States. The number of people with dementia is growing because the population of older Americans is increasing. There ...