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Learn effective strategies for managing your parents' finances to ensure their financial stability and security. Discover practical tips to navigate topics such as budgeting, investments, and healthcare costs, enabling you to confidently handle your parents' financial affairs as they age.

As a senior, there can be an abundance of complex paperwork, decision-making obligations, and an increase in care requirements. Elder law attorneys are experts on important legal issues including finances, long-term care, and healthcare. Read to learn more about Elder Law.

In today's digital age, the internet has become an indispensable tool for obtaining information. However, when it comes to senior care, it is crucial to ensure that the information is accurate, reliable, and trustworthy.

Does searching for a senior living community feel like you are lost with no map? Let us be your tour guide in the world of senior living. Here are our five key steps to navigating senior living options.

Assisted living and memory care are vital services that come at a price. Fortunately, there are a variety of options available if one is willing to be a bit resourceful and creative. Here are 7 options to consider for funding you or your loved ones long term care.

As loved ones age, they will inevitably encounter new challenges that raise the delicate question of whether it is time to make the move to assisted living.

Encouraging a loved one to consider assisted living can trigger defensiveness, fear, and, ultimately, resistance. Use these seven suggestions to facilitate an informed, collaborative, and empathetic decision making process.

Allowing aging loved ones to age in place is a decision that requires much consideration, planning, and, most of all, empathy. Choosing a comfortable, safe, and supportive living arrangement can be tricky and fraught with emotion. Here are empathy exercises designed to guide caregivers in understanding the experience of your aging loved one.

As you care for an aging loved one, guilt can creep in for a variety of reasons. In this post we’ll share a few common places guilt may be lurking along with strategies for addressing what is driving these feelings.

At Chapters Living, we put our team members first. We know our residents receive the best care possible when our employees are well cared for. We are committed to ensuring all associates feel empowered, heard, and appreciated. Learn more about the fulfilling career possible at Chapters Living.

We play lots of rounds of BINGO here at Chapters Living! Why? Of course it is a fun, engaging game - but it also exercises the brain in surprising ways! For seniors, especially those living with dementia, finding activities that are not only enjoyable but also beneficial for their brain health is crucial. Discover the benefits of this classic game and how it can boost the cognitive skills of seniors with dementia.

Happy Autumn! As the leaves start to change and the holidays approach, it inspires many fun activities from baking apple crisp to playing spooky games. Celebrate the season with these five fun festivities that make the most of all things fall.

When it comes to senior living memory care, you want the best for your loved one and a one-size-fits-all care plan won’t achieve that goal. Our team of memory care professionals at Chapters Living is dedicated to creating a unique care plan to best support your loved one’s personal health and happiness.

When considering memory care for a loved one, the focus is finding a place that will support their happiness and wellbeing, both of which are closely tied to their sense of belonging within the community. At Chapters Living, we understand the importance of building connection, engagement, and fun for individuals dealing with Alzheimer’s or dementia.

There’s many questions to be asked when touring a senior living community that will help guide the decision process. While taking in all the sights on a community tour, it's easy to forget to get answers to key questions. We have created a checklist of questions to bring on your next tour.

You’ve gathered all the information you can online and it is time to start visiting communities in person; but what should you be looking for during a tour? Check out our top four tips for assessing senior living communities.

As individuals age, memory-related conditions like Alzheimer's disease and dementia pose unique challenges that require specialized care. Memory care provides an environment specifically catered to those with Alzheimer's disease and dementia to promote their wellbeing.

When it comes to senior living, knowing how to choose the level of care can feel like an overwhelming task. Learn more about the available senior care options and what they mean for your or your loved one!