How to Talk to Your Parents About Moving to a Senior Living Facility

How to Talk to Your Parents About Moving to a Senior Living Facility

How to Start the Conversation About Moving to a Senior Living Facility

How to Start the Conversation About Moving to a Senior Living Facility

How to Ease the Fear of Moving to a Senior Living Facility

How to Ease the Fear of Moving to a Senior Living Facility

What to Look for when Touring a Senior Living Facility

What to Look for when Touring a Senior Living Facility

How to Choose the Right Senior Living Facility

How to Choose the Right Senior Living Facility

How to Understand Your Senior Living Options

How to Understand Your Senior Living Options

How to Pay for a Move to Senior Living

How to Pay for a Move to Senior Living

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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

How to Talk to Your Parents About Moving to a Senior Living Facility

Hospital To Home Preparation For Seniors

Hospital To Home Preparation For Seniors

Prepare For The Return Home

Prepare For The Return Home

Senior Care For The First Days Home

Senior Care For The First Days Home

Senior Care For The First 30 Days Home

Senior Care For The First 30 Days Home

Managing Long-Term Health Concerns

Managing Long-Term Health Concerns

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Managing Diabetes in Older Adults

Understanding Alzheimer’s & Types Of Dementia

Understanding Alzheimer’s & Types Of Dementia

Signs & Symptoms of Alzheimer’s & Other Dementias

Signs & Symptoms of Alzheimer’s & Other Dementias

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Diagnosing Alzheimer’s & Other Dementias

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Medical Treatments For Alzheimer’s & Other Dementias

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Emeritus Senior Living

Emeritus Senior Living

www.emeritus.com  

1-800-429-4828

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 Talk to Your Parents About Moving to a Senior Living Facility

Summer Hammerle of Emeritus Senior Living will provide strategies for talking to a parent about a move from their home to a senior living community. Specific topics include tips on how to start the conversation, how to ease the parent’s fears, what to watch for when touring a community, how to involve the parent in the planning, and how to approach the decision process.

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Summer Hammerle: Hello, I am Summer Hammerle from Emeritus Senior Living. Today I am going to help you navigate one of the most crucial conversations you can have with the parent, How to talk to them about a move to a Senior Living Community. We all want to stay in our homes for as long as we can. Most seniors are able to stay in their homes for years, with a relatively small amount of help. Then gradually it may become more difficult for them.

Once you are sure that a move is in their best interest, the process needs to be handled delicately and gradually. They may not be aware of the realities and dangers of staying at home, once their health starts to decline. One of the big worries for seniors is that they don't want to be a burden in any way to their children. They don't want their children to have to pay for this move, or worry about visiting them, once they are in a new place.

They also may not understand what senior living options exist nowadays, and all the benefits that the senior living communities can offer them. It's important to get these things up on the table and discuss the various options you and your parent have available.

This information will help start the conversation with your loved one.

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