Parent’s Affairs

Many elderly people have a lot of trouble with mobility. They rely on others to help them out of bed or chairs. The trouble is that their caregivers or family members may not be strong enough to help them move around. Caregivers often experience back injuries from helping the elderly. That’s why a Hoyer Lift […]

 Many people who come to our assisted living homes suffer from caregiver burnout. They try to take care of their mom or dad at home while still managing their own busy lives. A lot of these people fall into the ‘sandwich generation’. They have to take care of an aging parent while at the same

The transitions for senior living are tough. Many people go through them. But the question for the family is how to help a senior make the transition to assisted living?  We all want them to make the change as smooth as possible. Moving into a senior living home is a huge step in life, and

Here are two mobile dentists who can be a lifesaver for elderly people who have limited mobility. Both companies serve the entire Phoenix area. We’re especially happy to have them in the Surprise and Goodyear area where our assisted living homes are located.

Sundowners Syndrome is a condition that affects a great deal of people with Alzheimer’s and Dementia. People with Sundowners become agitated and anxious. They have trouble sleeping at night, which causes a lot of stress for both the person and those caring for them. This article shows what the caregivers in our assisted living homes have done to greatly ease this condition in our residents who have it.

Looking for creative ways to bond with your elderly loved one? Creating family trees is a great activity to do seniors since it’s not only enjoyable but it also stimulates their brain and strengthens your relationship with your elderly loved one. Here seven awesome ways to do so.

Is your loved one considering downsizing or possibly moving into a new community? Then this may be the perfect time to help them with an estate sale. Turn lots of old stuff into dollars that can help people with living expenses, travel, grandkids college tuition or a host of other expenses.

When moving into a new residence, people of retirement age are generally downsizing – sending clothes to charities, getting rid of unused appliances – basically donate, sell, or throw away the things that aren’t of use and no longer needed. However, downsizing can take a toll on your elderly loved one. Read about the 5 tips that can help make this transition easier for everyone.