What Makes Your Loved One Delay The Move To Senior Living?

Senior living is a convenient and holistic arrangement that provides for many retirement needs. However, your loved one may have reservations about making the move to senior living. There are many reasons for this: affordability, community, fear of losing independence, or misconceptions about senior living. There are many benefits to senior living, like an active community and a wide range of different activities and events. As everyone’s lifestyles are unique, our retirement community offers different types of senior living. Assisted Living, SHINE® Memory Care, and Senior Respite Care are our living options that you and your loved ones can choose from according to what best suits your needs.

Affordability

The well-being of your loved one is the utmost priority in making the choice to move to senior living. A senior living can provide a high level of security and care for residents, as well as cater to personalized needs. From access to medical and healthcare services to professionally staffed kitchens and housekeeping needs, a retirement community provides a happy and relaxed experience. There are different types of senior living arrangements across different price points, so you can choose what is best suited to your needs. It is also worthwhile to reach out to our retirement community to discover the different floor plans available to suit your needs.

Community

While family cannot be replaced, a senior living community is a home away from home. Your loved one will be able to form bonds with team members, neighbors, and others in the community. The assistance of the team members and the friendship of the retirement community is a strong support system. With many other active individuals in the community, your loved one will always have companions to spend time with.

It is particularly important for aging adults to have a strong system of care and support. In our retirement community, our different living programs take care of residents’ mental, physical and emotional health according to different levels of need.

Independence

Your loved one may have concerns about losing their independence after moving to senior living. However, senior living enables independence instead of restricting it. Firstly, with housekeeping services and meal plans in our retirement community, basic needs are consistently met. Residents then have more time to do whatever they want, whether it be indulging in hobbies or spending time with their loved ones. Next, our retirement community offers concierge and transport services. Helpful team members can arrange appointments for residents so that your loved one can travel to wherever they want to be, easily.

Misconceptions about Senior Living

There might be misconceptions about senior living. For example, it is slow-paced, dull, or boring. However, our retirement community is a vibrant community bustling with activities and events. With a full year-round activities calendar, residents can be assured of lots of things to do. All these activities provide many chances for socialization and fun. Through exercise classes, movie screenings, and game nights, you can choose to attend what is most appealing for you.