As loved ones age, they may require additional care, particularly regarding health-related tasks such as driving, managing household responsibilities, or navigating medical concerns. Although the need for assistance might not be immediate, it is likely to increase over time. Here are some key strategies for caring for aging family members and friends.
Initiating discussions about senior living with loved ones requires a sensitive approach. It's important to engage in this conversation with empathy and understanding.
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Downsizing and transitioning to an independent living community can be a positive step in retirement. These communities offer various benefits that can enhance quality of life.
Providence Life Services has been recognized as one of Senior Care's Best Places to Live by WeCare Connect, a leader in senior care surveys. This certification is based on extensive third-party survey data that evaluates and ranks senior care providers across the United States and Canada.
In the current digital era, technology serves as a significant resource for older adults, aiding them in maintaining connections, independence, and engagement. Here are five technological strategies to optimize their digital experiences:
A property at 15509 W. Janas Drive, Homer Glen was sold on Sept. 4 by Zahora Jamie L Kuntson for $665,000. The buyers were Brian and Anastasia Francis.
A property at 14766 S. Pheasant Lane, Homer Glen was sold on Sept. 24 by Chicago Title Land Trt Co. Ttee for $565,651. The buyers were Stanley R. and Maria T. Bettenhausen.
A property at 14030 S. Cokes Road, Homer Glen was sold on Sept. 20 by Julie L Holloway for $465,000. The buyers were JR Enrique Vasquez and Vanessa Vasquez.
A property at 12238 W. Derby Lane, Homer Glen was sold on Aug. 28 by Joseph A. Pavlik for $400,000. The buyers were Andrew D. Tanrikulu and Kaylin M Koprowski.
A property at 14940 S. Wilco Drive, Homer Glen was sold on Aug. 28 by Thurau (trust) for $310,000. The buyers were Danuta and Michal Stanislaw Szaflarski.