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How to Convince Your Elderly Parent to Move into Your Home
As your parents get older, your concerns will increase. As an adult child to an elderly adult, you will feel responsible for their well-being. If you and your elderly parent live in separate homes, it may raise red flags on your part. It may be even more worrisome if your aging parent lives in a … Continue reading
Why It’s Important for Seniors to Maintain Friendships
Having a healthy social life and strong friendships aren’t just important in a person’s younger years, but it’s just as important in the later years as well. Between adult children having their own lives, living alone, or widowed, it’s very important for seniors to maintain friendships because of the positive impact it has on their … Continue reading
10 Ways to Fall Proof Your Elderly Parent’s Living Space
Aging at home is the most ideal place to live and grow older but is it safe? As we get older our vision and mobility weaken, negatively impacting balance and coordination. A decline in health can put an elderly individual at high risk of slips and falls resulting in injuries. The home that once made … Continue reading
Aging Parents: 6 Signs You Should Not Ignore
The majority of the aging population wants to hold on to their independence as long as possible often hiding health problems and hesitating to ask for any help from their children or family members. If you are an adult child or family member with an aging parent or loved one, here are six signs you … Continue reading
You Don’t Need to Live in The Same State to Help Care for Your Parents
During the pre-digital, age adult children would have had to move back to their elderly parent’s city or home to help care for their aging parents, but thanks to the internet, Zoom, and Ring, helping care for a senior-aged parent is possible. You don’t have to feel guilty that you aren’t able to physically aid … Continue reading
Is Moving Your Parent into Your Home the Right Choice?
Your parents raised you to become an independent, self-sufficient, and responsible individual, so when you moved out to go to college or get your own place, it was a memorable day for everyone. Now fast forward to the present, and tables have turned, and you are now contemplating whether or not to move your aging … Continue reading