When living in independent living communities in Texas, your number one priority should be to maintain your health as much as possible. Having a healthy diet, socializing, physical activity, and adopting healthy habits all lead to this. Morning routines are especially important; they often set the tone for what happens during the rest of the…
As we age and become more physically limited, it’s important that you start thinking about where you want to live. Many aging adults want to stay in their homes as long as possible, but it can be difficult if you cannot take care of yourself. One option is to move into senior apartment homes to enjoy your…
As a caregiver, you’re likely aware that home care can be expensive. Finding a caregiver who lives in your community or is available on short notice can be challenging. Independent living offers an alternative that’s usually less costly than hiring a private caregiver and can provide aging family members the companionship they need. There are many…
Before you start thinking about whether or not an all-inclusive independent living community is best for you, do away with all of the misconceptions, myths, and urban legends you may be familiar with. This is not your great-grandmother’s “nursing home”. Far from it, in fact. Today’s all-inclusive retirement communities are far more resort-like. Gone are…
Pets are like family, so you want to ensure they will be comfortable and happy in their new home. Here are some tips to help you prepare your pets for a move to a retirement home: Age-Related Conditions While humans can live long, pets age much faster than we do. Some dogs and cats can live…