One of the most powerful lessons that we have learned in working with seniors and their families, including our own elderly family members, is that we may not have a choice in the challenges that they encounter, but we do have a choice in what we do when faced with them. [Read more…]
Nothing prepares you for that visit when you suddenly realize your parents are “elderly.” Yes, we all know they are getting older, but unless we see them often and pay close attention, we can be caught off guard when they suddenly struggle with daily tasks, become more frail, experience confusion, or lose their way while driving.
Such revelations often come to adult children over the holidays, so as we head into the holiday season, here are some yellow flags to catch before they become red ones. [Read more…]
As we age, maintaining our health becomes increasingly important. For aging seniors in San Antonio, accessing quality healthcare services is vital for ensuring a happy and fulfilling life. Fortunately, San Antonio offers a plethora of healthcare options tailored to the needs of older adults. We wanted to provide some tips and resources to help seniors navigate the healthcare landscape in San Antonio effectively. [Read more…]
At Senior Living Specialists San Antonio, we understand the complexities and emotional weight that come with recognizing when it’s no longer safe for aging loved ones to drive. It’s a sensitive topic that often requires careful consideration and thoughtful action. Here, we offer guidance and practical tips to help families navigate this challenging transition. [Read more…]
As we age, life presents us with various challenges, and one of the most commonly underestimated ones is hearing loss. At Senior Living Specialists San Antonio, we understand the emotional and physical struggles that seniors may face when dealing with hearing loss. In this blog post, we aim to shed light on these challenges from our perspective as senior care placement specialists based in San Antonio, Texas, and offer guidance to both aging individuals and their caregivers. [Read more…]