Have you ever gone to the doctor’s office for an appointment and realized only after you left that you forgot to ask the doctor an important question that you wanted to....
5 Tips for Communicating with Your Parent’s Doctor
Discussing medical issues with your doctor — let alone your parent’s doctor — is much easier said than done.
Many people experience some amount of anxiety when they go....
How to Help Aging Parents When You Live Far Away
If you are providing care to an older parent who lives an hour or more away, you are one of roughly 7 million long-distance caregivers in the U.S.
Being a long-distance....
When Is the Right Time to Opt for Assisted Living Services?
A common question older adults ask is, “Why would I move out of my house?”
They equate living in their home with freedom, independence, and happiness because that is how....
3 Conversation Starters for Talking with Parents About Aging
Jeremy Glover spends a lot of time helping families navigate the move to assisted living. As Community Relations Coordinator at Highgate at Bozeman, he starts every....
5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Wait to Check Out Assisted Living
There are signs that indicate it’s probably time to approach the subject of assisted living with your parents — social isolation, falls, forgotten medication, unsanitary....
Assisted Living Resources, Caregiver & Family Resources
What You Need to Know About Assisted Living Wait Lists
When your loved one decides they’re interested in making the move to assisted living, or you’ve decided a change would be in their best interest, you want to help them....
Assisted Living Resources, Senior Living Resources
How Long Will It Take to Move My Parents into Assisted Living?
Jeremy Glover has been working in the senior living industry for nearly a decade, and it’s not as simple as this, he admits, but there are basically two ways someone....
Senior Living Resources, Caregiver & Family Resources
Infographic: Tell-tale Signs from Around the House that It Might Be Time for Mom and Dad to Move
Mom and Dad want to stay in the house. They raised their children there, made their life there, but independent living doesn’t last forever.
As your parents’ physical....

