Residential options for seniors

Brought to you by – Dan Griffin, Compass Realty

Last month we explored a few retirement living options, including age restricted communities and independent living communities. Those types of communities are ideal for seniors who want to maintain their independence and have access to amenities. However, if you’re starting to notice that you or your spouse need some help with daily activities, you may want to consider relocating to somewhere that offers more support.

adults who need some help with their day-to-day activities. Assisted living facilities usually offer support with meals, medication, housekeeping, transportation, and personal care. If you’d like to stay active and independent while getting support when you need it, this could be a great choice.

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A residential care facility provides personalized services in a home-like environment. At a residential care home, you don’t need to worry about cleaning, cooking meals, or home maintenance. The staff can support you with personal care tasks like bathing or dressing if needed. These environments can be more affordable than nursing homes or assisted living facilities.

You could also consider moving into an assisted living community. This option is designed for older

If you or your spouse need round-the-clock care, a skilled nursing home may be the best living option for you. These facilities offer support with meals, social activities, and health management. Some facilities specialize in caring for older adults with dementia or related diseases. Because of the high level of care they offer, nursing homes are usually the most expensive option.

When you’re deciding where to spend your golden years, there are many factors to consider. Thankfully, there are several options to choose from depending on your needs and budget. Making an informed decision means you can have a fulfilling and comfortable lifestyle in the years to come.