Senior Housing

The United States has made some great strides in reforming elder housing laws, but there’s still a long way to go. As baby boomers are aging, the future of America’s senior population is increasing steadily. The amount of adults 65 and up will likely increase by at least 48 million within the next twenty years. But the country’s current housing supply is […]

Senior housing, now especially with the prevalence of COVID-19 affecting older populations, is more important than ever to evaluate with a critical eye before committing to the choice that fits you or a loved one best. As such, we wanted to remind you to take a look at the points on our Senior Housing page, […]

We all reach an age when self-care becomes somewhat of a feat. Even basic activities, like walking down the stairs, or even just getting around the house are accompanied by danger. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, no less than 33,000 people die from falls each year, most of them seniors. In […]

One thing to consider, if you plan to age in place, is that repairing and maintaining your household can become more challenging as one advances in age. However, it is still possible to keep up to date with the necessary repairs every year. Doors and windows. Doorknob screws and hinges become loose over time due […]

As we advance in age, we have to make individual decisions regarding our future. One of those decisions may be the need to change our lifestyle so that we can improve the quality of our retirement years. So how can we achieve this? 1. Downsize Your Home. While downsizing may not be easy, moving to […]

Senior living is a popular option for older adults who want to maintain a high degree of independence and have no special medical needs. However, considering the physical and mental limitations that come with advanced age, it is crucial to make safety a priority when choosing a senior home. After all, not all of such facilities […]

Age is a natural life factor that catches up with each and every one of us, the only difference is when it will catch up with you. This is the main reason why we have many senior housing choices throughout every state in the country: to help and assist those of us (or our loved […]

First of all, ECHO housing can take on several different meanings. It stands for Elder Cottage Housing Opportunity but can be interpreted as a small unit designed for seniors to “age in place” with more freedom and independence than a long-term care facility can afford. When a person reaches a point in their life where […]

  10 important things to consider with senior apartments: Seniors’ apartments are generally self-contained units for seniors, 55 years and over, who are able to live on their own. This is a good option for seniors who are looking for housing that is easy to maintain, costs less than a family home, and provides security […]