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The SilverAssist Difference; Holistic Family Journey to Care 

As people age, oftentimes their care needs tend to increase. The journey to receiving senior care can be confusing and complex. Whether you\’re a family or a community partner visiting our page today, you’ll see the dedication and work we put into helping seniors and their families ease the complexities at every stage of their journey. We want to make sure our families find the right fit in a community or home care option and receive the care they need and deserve. 

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A group of older adults attend an art class with an instructor.

How Senior Living Communities Combat Ageism

Ageism Awareness Day happens this year on October 7. Specifically in the senior care industry, we have a responsibility to the older adults we serve to understand and recognize ageism and be part of the solution. This article focuses on internalized ageism, which happens when an older adult believes the negative biases around aging that society normalizes. This disturbing aspect of ageism finds its roots in ageist attitudes of society rather than fact. Yet it can contribute to older adults’ emotional and physical decline when they believe they “cannot” or “should not” simply because of their age.

Read More »

Help Your Residents Keep Their Independence While Providing the Care They Need

Older adults looking to move into a senior living community often feel like they’re losing some aspects of their independence. However, communities for senior living often offer a balance between self-sufficiency and support, allowing residents to maintain their freedom while providing a safe and engaging environment. As Independence Day approaches, we reflect on what independence means. For the older adults we serve in the senior care space, independence is ever-changing but possible with appropriate support. And that is what senior living communities provide, which is priceless.

Read More »

Mental Health Awareness Month – Helping Seniors Within Your Community

May is mental health awareness month. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being, affecting how we think, feel, and act. As our loved ones age, they often need to navigate hard and uncomfortable situations. Their needs change. They begin losing their independence. Things become uncertain. Now, maybe more than ever before, they may need additional emotional support along their journey.

Read More »

Resources to Help Prospective Residents and Families Navigate the Senior Care Journey 

FamilyAssets and ElderLife Financial recently published resources that you can share with families on topics from talking with a parent about senior living communities to choosing the right one and transitioning to life after a move-in. Showing your support from the beginning of their senior care journey will allow families to trust in your community or service and know the support will continue once they or mom or dad move in.

Read More »

Help Prospective Residents Find the Care They Need in the New Year 

As the holiday season ends and a new year begins, the search for senior care tends to increase. For many families, the holiday season comes with the realization that mom or dad may need more care in the near future. The new year is a time where families begin researching next steps in their search for senior care options for their loved ones. However, with so many care options to choose from, senior living communities have the unique opportunity to provide guidance, education, and informational resources that ultimately help families make the best long-term care decision.

Read More »

Senior Living Communities Helping Residents Feel at Home This Holiday Season 

The holiday season is often a joyous time. In senior living communities, we recognize that some residents may experience some difficulties during this time, however. Some may not get to see their family, or this is their first holiday season out of their home, and they miss the traditions they have maintained for years. Senior living communities have the unique opportunity to keep the spirit of the holidays alive and support their residents’ mental well-being. FamilyAssets recently published an article on tips for boosting a seniors mental health, which is crucial to making residents feel valued, loved, and at home during the holidays. One of the tips focuses around the importance of seniors staying socially connected, boosting their morale and overall mental health.  

Read More »
Veteran saluting American flag

Honoring the Veterans in your Community

As Veterans Day approaches, we honor all who have served in the military and recognize the great sacrifices Veterans and their families have made. As a senior living community, did you know there may be current Veteran residents who qualify for the VA’s Aid and Attendance benefit and do not know it? This is a valuable, but complex, benefit for current and prospective Veterans in your community to help pay for senior care. 

Read More »
An older adult couple laugh and smile as they hug.

7 Ways to Support Your Residents’ Well-Being

August 21st was National Senior Citizens Day, a holiday instituted in the 1980s to celebrate older adults and their contributions to society. As senior living occupancy rates increased steadily over the last four quarters (reaching 81.4% in Q2 of 2022), communities have an incredible opportunity to support a growing number of residents, not just on Senior Citizens Day, but every day.

Read More »
older Americans holding up mini American flags

Celebrating Your Veteran Families this Independence Day

As Independence Day approaches and celebrating our nation is even closer to the forefront, senior living communities and home care agencies have a unique opportunity to help show older adult veterans the support they deserve by educating about VA benefits that are available to them, ultimately easing the financial burden of their senior care expenses.

Read More »

The SilverAssist Difference; Holistic Family Journey to Care 

As people age, oftentimes their care needs tend to increase. The journey to receiving senior care can be confusing and complex. Whether you\’re a family or a community partner visiting our page today, you’ll see the dedication and work we put into helping seniors and their families ease the complexities at every stage of their journey. We want to make sure our families find the right fit in a community or home care option and receive the care they need and deserve. 

Read More »
A group of older adults attend an art class with an instructor.

How Senior Living Communities Combat Ageism

Ageism Awareness Day happens this year on October 7. Specifically in the senior care industry, we have a responsibility to the older adults we serve to understand and recognize ageism and be part of the solution. This article focuses on internalized ageism, which happens when an older adult believes the negative biases around aging that society normalizes. This disturbing aspect of ageism finds its roots in ageist attitudes of society rather than fact. Yet it can contribute to older adults’ emotional and physical decline when they believe they “cannot” or “should not” simply because of their age.

Read More »

Help Your Residents Keep Their Independence While Providing the Care They Need

Older adults looking to move into a senior living community often feel like they’re losing some aspects of their independence. However, communities for senior living often offer a balance between self-sufficiency and support, allowing residents to maintain their freedom while providing a safe and engaging environment. As Independence Day approaches, we reflect on what independence means. For the older adults we serve in the senior care space, independence is ever-changing but possible with appropriate support. And that is what senior living communities provide, which is priceless.

Read More »

Mental Health Awareness Month – Helping Seniors Within Your Community

May is mental health awareness month. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being, affecting how we think, feel, and act. As our loved ones age, they often need to navigate hard and uncomfortable situations. Their needs change. They begin losing their independence. Things become uncertain. Now, maybe more than ever before, they may need additional emotional support along their journey.

Read More »

Resources to Help Prospective Residents and Families Navigate the Senior Care Journey 

FamilyAssets and ElderLife Financial recently published resources that you can share with families on topics from talking with a parent about senior living communities to choosing the right one and transitioning to life after a move-in. Showing your support from the beginning of their senior care journey will allow families to trust in your community or service and know the support will continue once they or mom or dad move in.

Read More »

Help Prospective Residents Find the Care They Need in the New Year 

As the holiday season ends and a new year begins, the search for senior care tends to increase. For many families, the holiday season comes with the realization that mom or dad may need more care in the near future. The new year is a time where families begin researching next steps in their search for senior care options for their loved ones. However, with so many care options to choose from, senior living communities have the unique opportunity to provide guidance, education, and informational resources that ultimately help families make the best long-term care decision.

Read More »

Senior Living Communities Helping Residents Feel at Home This Holiday Season 

The holiday season is often a joyous time. In senior living communities, we recognize that some residents may experience some difficulties during this time, however. Some may not get to see their family, or this is their first holiday season out of their home, and they miss the traditions they have maintained for years. Senior living communities have the unique opportunity to keep the spirit of the holidays alive and support their residents’ mental well-being. FamilyAssets recently published an article on tips for boosting a seniors mental health, which is crucial to making residents feel valued, loved, and at home during the holidays. One of the tips focuses around the importance of seniors staying socially connected, boosting their morale and overall mental health.  

Read More »
Veteran saluting American flag

Honoring the Veterans in your Community

As Veterans Day approaches, we honor all who have served in the military and recognize the great sacrifices Veterans and their families have made. As a senior living community, did you know there may be current Veteran residents who qualify for the VA’s Aid and Attendance benefit and do not know it? This is a valuable, but complex, benefit for current and prospective Veterans in your community to help pay for senior care. 

Read More »
An older adult couple laugh and smile as they hug.

7 Ways to Support Your Residents’ Well-Being

August 21st was National Senior Citizens Day, a holiday instituted in the 1980s to celebrate older adults and their contributions to society. As senior living occupancy rates increased steadily over the last four quarters (reaching 81.4% in Q2 of 2022), communities have an incredible opportunity to support a growing number of residents, not just on Senior Citizens Day, but every day.

Read More »
older Americans holding up mini American flags

Celebrating Your Veteran Families this Independence Day

As Independence Day approaches and celebrating our nation is even closer to the forefront, senior living communities and home care agencies have a unique opportunity to help show older adult veterans the support they deserve by educating about VA benefits that are available to them, ultimately easing the financial burden of their senior care expenses.

Read More »

The SilverAssist Difference; Holistic Family Journey to Care 

As people age, oftentimes their care needs tend to increase. The journey to receiving senior care can be confusing and complex. Whether you\’re a family or a community partner visiting our page today, you’ll see the dedication and work we put into helping seniors and their families ease the complexities at every stage of their journey. We want to make sure our families find the right fit in a community or home care option and receive the care they need and deserve. 

Read More »
A group of older adults attend an art class with an instructor.

How Senior Living Communities Combat Ageism

Ageism Awareness Day happens this year on October 7. Specifically in the senior care industry, we have a responsibility to the older adults we serve to understand and recognize ageism and be part of the solution. This article focuses on internalized ageism, which happens when an older adult believes the negative biases around aging that society normalizes. This disturbing aspect of ageism finds its roots in ageist attitudes of society rather than fact. Yet it can contribute to older adults’ emotional and physical decline when they believe they “cannot” or “should not” simply because of their age.

Read More »

Help Your Residents Keep Their Independence While Providing the Care They Need

Older adults looking to move into a senior living community often feel like they’re losing some aspects of their independence. However, communities for senior living often offer a balance between self-sufficiency and support, allowing residents to maintain their freedom while providing a safe and engaging environment. As Independence Day approaches, we reflect on what independence means. For the older adults we serve in the senior care space, independence is ever-changing but possible with appropriate support. And that is what senior living communities provide, which is priceless.

Read More »

Mental Health Awareness Month – Helping Seniors Within Your Community

May is mental health awareness month. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being, affecting how we think, feel, and act. As our loved ones age, they often need to navigate hard and uncomfortable situations. Their needs change. They begin losing their independence. Things become uncertain. Now, maybe more than ever before, they may need additional emotional support along their journey.

Read More »

Resources to Help Prospective Residents and Families Navigate the Senior Care Journey 

FamilyAssets and ElderLife Financial recently published resources that you can share with families on topics from talking with a parent about senior living communities to choosing the right one and transitioning to life after a move-in. Showing your support from the beginning of their senior care journey will allow families to trust in your community or service and know the support will continue once they or mom or dad move in.

Read More »

Help Prospective Residents Find the Care They Need in the New Year 

As the holiday season ends and a new year begins, the search for senior care tends to increase. For many families, the holiday season comes with the realization that mom or dad may need more care in the near future. The new year is a time where families begin researching next steps in their search for senior care options for their loved ones. However, with so many care options to choose from, senior living communities have the unique opportunity to provide guidance, education, and informational resources that ultimately help families make the best long-term care decision.

Read More »

Senior Living Communities Helping Residents Feel at Home This Holiday Season 

The holiday season is often a joyous time. In senior living communities, we recognize that some residents may experience some difficulties during this time, however. Some may not get to see their family, or this is their first holiday season out of their home, and they miss the traditions they have maintained for years. Senior living communities have the unique opportunity to keep the spirit of the holidays alive and support their residents’ mental well-being. FamilyAssets recently published an article on tips for boosting a seniors mental health, which is crucial to making residents feel valued, loved, and at home during the holidays. One of the tips focuses around the importance of seniors staying socially connected, boosting their morale and overall mental health.  

Read More »
Veteran saluting American flag

Honoring the Veterans in your Community

As Veterans Day approaches, we honor all who have served in the military and recognize the great sacrifices Veterans and their families have made. As a senior living community, did you know there may be current Veteran residents who qualify for the VA’s Aid and Attendance benefit and do not know it? This is a valuable, but complex, benefit for current and prospective Veterans in your community to help pay for senior care. 

Read More »
An older adult couple laugh and smile as they hug.

7 Ways to Support Your Residents’ Well-Being

August 21st was National Senior Citizens Day, a holiday instituted in the 1980s to celebrate older adults and their contributions to society. As senior living occupancy rates increased steadily over the last four quarters (reaching 81.4% in Q2 of 2022), communities have an incredible opportunity to support a growing number of residents, not just on Senior Citizens Day, but every day.

Read More »
older Americans holding up mini American flags

Celebrating Your Veteran Families this Independence Day

As Independence Day approaches and celebrating our nation is even closer to the forefront, senior living communities and home care agencies have a unique opportunity to help show older adult veterans the support they deserve by educating about VA benefits that are available to them, ultimately easing the financial burden of their senior care expenses.

Read More »
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