Assisted Living
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A CCRC, or continuing care retirement community, is a good option for adults over 60 who would like to downsize and age in a community where they can eventually receive assisted living and skilled nursing services.
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Both assisted living residents and their family caregivers can deduct certain long-term care expenses from their taxes under the right circumstances and with proper documentation. Read on to learn if you or your loved one qualifies.
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Assisted living is best for an older adult who needs help with daily activities but does not yet require skilled nursing care, while a nursing home is more appropriate for a senior with greater healthcare needs. Learn about differences in assisted living
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Veterans and their surviving spouses may use different veterans benefits to pay for assisted living. Learn more about the different types of veterans benefits available to help pay for this type of senior care.
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If your aging parent is preparing to move into an assisted living community, the following expert tips can help make the transition a smooth one.
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If your elderly loved one lives in a long-term senior care facility like assisted living or a nursing home, you may wonder how to make sure they're getting the best care possible. These tips will help you advocate for your loved one in a long-term care co
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Discover the top-rated assisted living and Alzheimer's care communities in the U.S. this year -- based on reviews from caregivers and loved ones.
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If you're considering a move to assisted living for yourself or a loved one, you may have some concerns or fears about this option. It turns out, there are a number of underappreciated aspects about this living arrangement that are important to consider.
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Are you or an aging loved one considering a move from your current senior care community to a new facility? Here's what you should know before you make the decision.
