Should You Choose Home-Based Post-Acute Care or a Facility?
For anyone who has spent time in a hospital for an illness, injury, or other health issue, discharge usually signals progress—the acute phase has passed and it’s time…
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For anyone who has spent time in a hospital for an illness, injury, or other health issue, discharge usually signals progress—the acute phase has passed and it’s time…
Early acceptance isn’t just for college anymore. Increasingly, 55-plus retirement communities—especially continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs), also known as life plan communities—offer wait-listed applicants access to campus amenities…
Some journeys are chosen, and others are given to us. For many, caring for a loved one with a degenerative condition such as Alzheimer’s disease becomes an unexpected…
We’ve written before about the growing demand for green retirement communities — 55-plus developments that prioritize environmentally responsible design and operations. Today’s retirees want housing that aligns with…
Financially, emotionally, and practically, choosing a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), also known as a life plan community, is a major decision. At myLifeSite, we aim to provide…
In last week’s blog post, I discussed why every retiree should at least consider the option of moving to a retirement community. It won’t be the right choice…
By Karen Shane The following story is part of a joint project between myLifeSite and Senior Correspondent where we ask people to report on their senior living decision…
One of the key benefits of a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), also called a life plan community, is the availability of onsite care services for residents. CCRCs…
As people live longer and remain active well into retirement, many older adults are reassessing what they want from a retirement community. Where senior living once centered mainly…
The following story is part of a joint project between myLifeSite and Senior Correspondent where we ask people to report on their senior living decision process. By Jim…