Assisted Living Cost Breakdown: 4 Questions to Ask
Exploring assisted living options is an important step in finding the right support in a welcoming community. As you begin comparing options, the financial side can feel...
44 Questions to Ask on Your Next Senior Living Community Tour
Touring senior living communities is one of the best ways to explore your options and get a feel for what everyday life is really like. Whether you're searching for yourself,...
Does My Spouse Need Assisted Living?
Have you noticed changes in your spouse’s daily routines, mobility, medication management, or social activities? These changes often happen gradually, which makes it hard to...
How Chair One Fitness Supports Wellness at Cedarhurst
At Cedarhurst Senior Living, movement is about much more than exercise. It is about confidence, connection, and creating opportunities for residents to thrive. That is why...
What Are ADLs and IADLs? How to Identify Care Needs
Navigating a transition to senior living can feel overwhelming, especially with acronyms and care terms that can feel like an entirely new language. Understanding the...
How Memory Care Differs from Assisted Living
Early signs of memory loss can feel overwhelming, both for the person experiencing it and their close family members. Concerns about safety, independence, and well-being are...
Still Wearing Blue at 102: A Navy Veteran's Recipe for a Life Well-Lived
He just recently turned 102.
Founding Residents at Cedarhurst of Frankfort Reflect on 65 Years of Marriage
Many people do not know how Ed and Linda’s love story began. Linda often says she was not even looking for love.
How to Ensure a Smooth Transition from Rehab to Senior Living
After a medical setback such as an injury or planned surgery, a stay in short-term rehab is often necessary to regain strength and independence. During this time, the focus...
When Is It Time for Assisted Living? Identifying the Signs
You’ve likely noticed the shift—times when you’re no longer just visiting your parent. Instead, you’re spending time together checking their medication schedule, looking over...
My Parent Has Dementia. What Should I Do?
When a family member, like a parent, begins showing signs of dementia, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed. You might find yourself wondering how to best support them as their...
Benefits of Gardening for Older Adults
Spring is a season of beginnings, and for many older adults, it’s the perfect time to discover, or rediscover, a green thumb.
Gardening, in particular, brings a sense of...