How to Pay for a Move to Senior Living
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How to Pay for a Move to Senior Living
How to Use a Line of Credit to Pay for Senior Living
How to Use a Life Insurance Policy to Pay for Senior Living
How to Use Veteran’s Benefits to Pay for Assisted Living or Skilled Nursing Care
How Having a Roommate Can Lower the Cost of Senior Living Care
How to Understand Your Senior Living Options
How to Pay for a Move to Senior Living
How to Care for Someone Living with Alzheimer’s, Dementia or Memory Loss
How to Talk to Your Parents About Moving to a Senior Living Facility
Hospital To Home Preparation For Seniors
Prepare For The Return Home
Senior Care For The First Days Home
Senior Care For The First 30 Days Home
Managing Long-Term Health Concerns
Managing Diabetes in Older Adults
Understanding Alzheimer’s & Types Of Dementia
Signs & Symptoms of Alzheimer’s & Other Dementias
Diagnosing Alzheimer’s & Other Dementias
Medical Treatments For Alzheimer’s & Other Dementias
Lifestyle Changes For Alzheimer’s & Other Dementia's
Preventing Alzheimer’s & Other Dementia's
In 1993, Emeritus Senior Living began offering an alternative to seniors who could no longer live at home, yet did not require full-time nursing home care. Since then, Emeritus Senior Living has grown to become a leader in the assisted living industry, with one of the largest networks of assisted living, retirement and Alzheimer's care communities in North America. Our primary goal is to provide the support residents need to live full and satisfying lives, while helping them maintain their independence and dignity.
Each of our communities operates like a family-owned business. This gives our staff the flexibility to customize independent living programs and assisted living services to reflect resident's individual needs and interests. As a result, each community maintains the unique personality that makes it special to its residents and their families. Yet, all the communities embrace the same high standards that have made Emeritus a preferred choice for senior living.
How to Pay for a Move to Senior Living
Mark Francis of Emeritus Senior Living provides a simple overview of financial solutions for people exploring a move to senior living. The video covers some of the newer, more innovative, or often overlooked financial options available, such as senior living lines of credit, converting a life insurance policy, Veteran’s benefits, and roommate living. Mark will explain how these options and strategies can help you or a loved one afford a senior living arrangement without straining your resources.
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Mark Francis: Hello! My name is Mark Francis's from Emeritus Senior Living. When the time comes to move a loved one into an Independent or Assisted Living Community, it can be stressful for a number of reasons. Beyond all the emotions and logistics of this transition, you also may be worrying about the financial aspects of this move. Most people try to pay for their senior living care out of their own pockets with private funds, which can be very limited for retirees. The good news is that there are a variety of financial solutions nowadays that can help them afford this new living arrangement. Many of them using assets that haven't been considered are no longer useful. Remember, costs can vary significantly depending on the location, services, amenities and size of the community. Senior living costs tend to parallel housing cost in the surrounding neighborhood. Once you've identified your location and your living and care needs, you will have information you need to start your search for funds.
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