Category: Assisted Living

Key Takeaways Assisted living provides a unique balance of support with daily activities and the freedom to live independently. A need for more social connection or finding household tasks burdensome can be signs that a change may be welcome. Different care options like assisted living, memory care, and respite care are available to suit individual…

​As people age, maintaining independence can become a central concern. At All American Assisted Living, we know that some older adults may experience fear over losing their independence.  One way of maintaining a sense of independence is preserving one’s ability to perform Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) as well as possible. These are fundamental tasks…

Deciding when it's the right time to transition yourself or a loved one into assisted living is never easy. The key is to recognize when extra support is needed to maintain quality of life, safety, and well-being. For older adults, family caregivers, and healthcare professionals alike, understanding the signs that assisted living may be beneficial…

Caring for a loved one often requires navigating complex and evolving needs. Suppose you’ve been seeking additional support caring for your older parents. In that case, you’ve likely come across the terms “Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)” and “Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs)”–both of which are utilized by senior living communities to help figure…

The idea of moving to assisted living can stir up a mix of emotions, both for you and your loved one. It’s a big step, filled with the promise of new experiences but also the challenge of leaving behind the familiar.  10 tips for a smooth transition to assisted living include:  Start the conversation early…