The term “senior living” can take on many meanings. I often get asked to explain the differences between the various forms of living accommodations for older […]

The thought of accessing home care services or getting a permanent bed in a long-term care residence in the public system can be daunting. As our […]

Today, October 1, is National Seniors Day across Canada and around the world, set aside to recognize and celebrate people we once would prefer the term […]

Emotions can run high when moving a parent or loved one to a retirement home or long-term care residence. Oftentimes, the experience can invoke feelings of […]

More people are transitioning to senior living communities than ever before. Our aging population, longer life expectancies, the desire for social engagement, and an improved perception […]

According to the World Health Organization, social isolation and exclusion are associated with increased rates of premature death, lower general well-being, more depression, and a higher level of disability from chronic diseases.

Deal with the inevitable while you are of sound mind and try not to put it off. Your family and your loved ones will thank you for it.

It’s familiar, comfortable — and (hopefully) paid off. But without the momentum of an impending move, it’s all too easy to put off planning for an eventual change.

Convincing a parent to move into a retirement/seniors residence is one of the most difficult caregiving challenges that adult kids face.