It is important for everyone, including aging loved ones, to be prepared for tornadoes because of the damage they can cause and how frequently. The aging population, in particular, may be at a higher risk of injury or death due to their physical limitations, such as mobility issues, hearing or vision impairment, and chronic health conditions. [Read more…]
The Early Warning System (EWS) was created back in 2003 and utilized s statistical analysis of different factors that the state of Texas gathered on long-term care facilities (LTCFs). The predictive modeling would look at factors like: [Read more…]
It can be challenging when an elderly parent refuses senior care, especially if they require assistance with daily tasks or have medical needs. Here are some steps you can take to overcome this challenge: [Read more…]
As our loved one’s age, it becomes increasingly important to have their documents in order. This can include legal documents such as a will, power of attorney, and advanced directives, as well as financial documents like bank statements, insurance policies, and investment accounts. [Read more…]
Senior Living Specialists know that there are a lot of questions families have around the different types of care offered for aging loved ones. If your loved one has entered a stage of aging that requires a higher level of attention than an assisted living facility provides, nursing home care might be the next step. [Read more…]