Downloads and Guides
Articles, guides and other resources.
We’re always happy to share articles, guides, checklists and tip sheets about senior health, senior living, and other topics of interest. Scroll down to see a sample of free resources you can download and keep.
If you have comments or questions about a particular topic, or would like more information, contact us using the form on this page or call us at (972) 726-7575.
In-Home Care vs. Assisted Living
When managing daily tasks becomes challenging for your senior loved one, it may be time for more help. Compare the benefits of assisted living versus in-home care and which lifestyle factors are most important to you.
A Caregiver’s Guide
Becoming a caregiver doesn’t come with a how-to manual. It can be overwhelming, especially if all of this is new to you. Even if your loved one is in an advanced stage of a memory-related disorder, we understand you still need a place to find information and get answers to your questions.
How People Can Live Self-Directed, High-Quality Lives in Mid- to Late-Stage Dementia
Each person has a unique story and a variety of interests, no matter how far the symptoms of dementia have progressed. Many people living with mid- to late-stage dementia still have the drive and desire to pursue the activities and hobbies they once loved.
Ten Signs it Might Be Time for Assisted Living
Looking for clues that it might be time to consider assisted living? Learn some of the common signs and symptoms you should look for to determine if it’s the right time to think about options for your future or the future of your loved one.
Assisted Living Conversation Starters
When searching for an assisted living community there are so many questions and things to consider. It can be overwhelming, and you may need a good starting point to have the conversations that come with making the transition. To help you, we created these conversation starter questions that cover topics like health, lifestyle and future expenses.
When Does Someone with Dementia Need 24/7 Care?
Your loved one’s journey with dementia is an emotional journey for the whole family, and it’s full of new challenges and difficult decisions as the condition progresses. Although every situation is different, let’s discuss some of the signs that someone with dementia needs 24/7 care.