Posts Tagged ‘Senior Living in San Antonio TX’
Three Critical Questions to Remember When Searching for an Assisted Living Facility
Senior Living in San Antonio TX: When searching for an assisted living facility, here are three critical questions one may wish to ask of the administrative staff.
Read More3 Ways Assisted Living May Help Alleviate Some Stress an Aging Person Is Feeling Right Now
Senior Living in San Antonio TX: Being stressed happens to just about everyone. Unfortunately, as people get older and start dealing with physical limitations, health issues, and more, stress can build.
Read MoreWhat Makes an Assisted Living Facility a Place Where Mom or Dad Will Be Happy?
Senior Living in San Antonio TX: Whether you’re looking for assisted living for your mother or father, being that they may be in their late 70s, 80s, or 90s, you understand this is one of the best options, but you want them to be comfortable.
Read MoreMom Understands the Value of Assisted Living, but Can’t Let Go of Her House
Senior Living in San Antonio TX: It’s been a long time since your father passed away. You told your mother several months after the funeral that she needed to think about her long-term care prospects.
Read MoreA Holiday Transition to Assisted Living
Senior Living in San Antonio TX: It’s the holiday season. It’s usually a time for people to celebrate family, friends, and get together with people they haven’t seen in a long time. This holiday, though, a senior may be moving into assisted living for the first time.
Read MoreNew Friends at Assisted Living Makes the Entire Move Worth It
Senior Living in San Antonio TX: May 15th through the 21st is National New Friends, Old Friends Week and when a senior first moves into this new living environment, they have an opportunity to do just that.
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Care Takes a Toll in San Antonio, TX
Alzheimer’s takes a toll on more than just the patient. It also takes a toll on the caregiver’s health and finances. Also, the states’ healthcare infrastructure will be strained with some states seeing a more than 80 percent increase of Alzheimer’s residents by 2025. What are some of the other issues with Alzheimer’s and its…
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