Assisted Living Communities

Four years ago we launched our “State Guide to Assisted Living Records and Reports,” the first thorough evaluation of the accessibility and openness of assisted living records across the United States. We are excited to announce that we recently updated our State...

Last Updated: July 13, 2018 Assisted living care can cost upwards of $5,000 a month and many Americans have found that they or their loved ones are running out of money to cover their care. Here are some expert tips to help your finances go further during these difficult times....

Last Updated: June 18, 2018 Many assisted living communities have moved their focus from traditional housing to affinity senior living communities to meet an increasing need for communities that better fit residents’ backgrounds, interests and lifestyles. Now, assisted...

Dads are often notorious for being hard to find good gifts for. Now that your father is in assisted living, it can be even harder to figure out what to get for him that won’t take up space he can’t afford to lose. Gifts for Fathers in Assisted Living To help you in your search...

Many assisted living communities recognize the benefits of pets in senior living. Cats, dogs and other furry companions not only improve residents’ lives, but they can also help ease the transition to a senior living residence. Read more about pet-friendly senior living...

When it comes to retirement, a golfer has one question: “Where’s the green?” Active adults looking to settle down in a golfer’s paradise where they can play golf for eight months of the year or more have many options throughout the United States at many different price points....

A few years ago, I took my 77-year-old mom, a classic introvert, on a tour of senior living communities. I wanted to show her how much easier life could be if she and Dad rented an independent living apartment and didn’t have to cook all their meals. Mom humored me,...

Last Updated: February 26, 2018 While many people think that the baby boomers are computer illiterate, this is simply not true. Today’s seniors are now catching up with their young counterparts and are embracing the world of technology in assisted living. Learn more about...

Continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) cater to seniors who don’t want to worry about having to move from one senior living community to another as they age and their needs change. These communities have both an abundance of amenities and services for active seniors...

Harold and Lois Greene still get around pretty well, considering he’s 92 years old and she’s 86. Harold sometimes needs a cane to walk and Lois’s hands shake a bit from Parkinson’s disease. The couple stays active, though, thanks to moving into a senior...