In the U.S., 15% of people say they have trouble hearing. But the number one predictor of hearing trouble isn’t ethnicity or occupation, it’s age. The older you are, the more likely you are to have hearing loss. That said, many elderly people have hearing as sharp as a fox’s, meaning hearing loss must be…
If you’re a senior, then hearing loss is likely already a condition that you’re familiar with and on the lookout for. Maintaining great hearing while aging is a common concern, and for good reason. 55% of adults over 75 suffer from hearing loss. While age-related hearing issues are common, some seniors suffer from fluctuating hearing…
Coping with loss can be challenging. It hits hard and doesn’t get easier with age. For seniors, the weight often feels even greater. Seniors have more free time, but as they age, their social circles shrink. That’s where grief support groups come in. They offer space for shared stories, genuine connection, and those first, sometimes…
Every day, millions of Americans grieve the death of a loved one. For some, this journey through sorrow becomes so emotionally intense that it lingers unusually long, interfering with daily life and causing a myriad of challenges. This type of grief is known as Prolonged Grief Disorder. Navigating this emotional landscape is a challenging time…
According to Autoinsurance.com, there were over 51 million drivers aged 65 or older in 2022. That’s a lot of senior citizens on the road! Although driving is nice for seniors who have been doing it their whole lives, there may come a point where your loved one needs to stop driving. But how do you…
A recent AARP survey reveals that 77% of adults aged 50 and older prefer to remain in their homes as they age. It’s clear a majority, therefore, enjoy living independently. But what is independent living? Well, it’s a lifestyle choice that allows seniors to maintain their independence while enjoying a comfortable, active lifestyle. These communities…
The cost of memory care in the U.S. averages $6,160 per month, according to the National Council on Aging, but that’s only part of the story. Prices vary widely based on location, care level, and services, leaving families wondering what they’re really paying for. Memory care communities provide specialized support for seniors with dementia and…
According to a Genworth Cost of Care Survey, the average yearly cost of assisted living in the U.S. is $64,200, with prices varying widely by location and services offered. Many families struggle to understand exactly what drives the cost of assisted living. Today we’re taking a closer look into the factors that impact assisted living…
Aging brings new opportunities and challenges, but knowing when to move from independent to assisted living can feel overwhelming. According to the American Psychological Association, only 18% of adults between 65 and 74 need help with daily tasks, but this rises sharply with age; 40% of men and 53% of women over 85 require assistance.…
How can independent living feel as warm and familiar as home? For many seniors, transitioning into independent living brings the challenge of adjusting to a new environment while maintaining a sense of comfort and belonging. Personalizing living spaces and establishing routines can significantly improve the overall well-being of older adults in care settings. Join us,…