Relatives are usually the first ones to consider assisted living for their loved ones when they notice they can no longer take care of themselves. Learn more about the signs of when it might be time to consider Vancouver senior care for your loved one.

As we age, it can become more difficult to maintain our independence. This is especially true for elderly couples who want to live together while they grow old. Let’s explore options senior couples have when it comes to senior living!

Parkinson's Disease is a chronic and progressive neurological disorder that affects the nervous system. In this week’s blog, we will explore more about this disease and how it affects those struggling with this disease.

Making the decision to enter a Vancouver senior care facility is an important one. But is age the only factor to look at in determining the right time to get qualified senior care?

Memory care services is different from independent senior living for a variety of reasons. Learn how memory care differs in factors such as cost, level of care, and level of freedom in this week’s blog post.

Asking the right questions can make or break it in choosing the right senior living facility. Here are four important questions to ask as you tour prospective homes for your loved one!

There are many factors that go into the cost of a Vancouver senior care home. Independent senior living, assisted living, memory care, and advanced nursing care will all come with different costs. Let’s look at some of the factors that come into play when it comes to the price of senior living.

Finding the right senior care home for your loved one is stressful! But you don’t have to do it alone. Here are some helpful tips for finding the perfect senior living facility for your family member.

No matter how much we think about it, there’s a lot of difficulty in preparing for the reality of considering senior care. Seniors and their families naturally will experience reluctance in considering senior care even though it’s likely the best option. There are five signs you should pay close attention to in order to make the right decision in moving forward with a senior care facility.

It’s a common misconception that elderly patients have to go to a separate location to receive hospice care. As a matter of fact, many senior care facilities devote themselves to delivering hospice care.

Is your elderly loved one struggling to live on their own? Are you struggling with making the decision whether or not to admit them into a senior living community or consider assisted living? Before you make a decision, it’s important to understand the key differences between your two options.

Most people are naturally hesitant about considering assisted living for their loved one. There are a lot of misconceptions and myths about receiving assisted living services. However, if your loved one requires these services, it’s best to familiarize yourself with how they’re carried out.