Senior Living

Look Out for These Latest Trends in Retirement Living

Did you know that within only a few decades from now, for first time in our country’s history, seniors are expected to outnumber children? By the year 2035, the U.S. Census Bureau predicts there will be 78 million people over age 65 compared to 76.4 million under age 18....

How to Make the Most of Your Senior Housing Tour

Do you agree with the phrase “seeing is believing”? In the case of deciding on senior housing for yourself or your parents, this cliché phrase might just be true. ...

Cost of Senior Living

Did you know you have a 68 percent chance of needing some form of long-term care after age 65? According to the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance, the number of people using paid, long-term care services in any setting (at home, assisted living, or skilled nursing facilities) will double from 13 million in 2000 to 27 million by 205...

How to Choose the Right CCRC for Your Needs

Choosing where to live is not a decision to take lightly – especially when it comes to choosing a continuing care retirement community. ...

The Role Location Plays When Choosing a Continuing Care Retirement Community

Location, location, location. For some seniors and their loved ones, it’s the most important factor when considering moving to a continuing care retirement community (CCRC)....

The Springpoint Advantage: What it Means to be a Springpoint Senior Living Community

Learn more about the Springpoint advantage and what it means to join a Springpoint CCRC....

The CCRC Lifestyle: Vibrant Senior Independent Living

After you’ve made the decision that your current home is simply too large or requires too much upkeep, it’s time to downsize. However, you’re still active and independent, and you plan to stay that way for many more years to come....

Clear the Clutter – Why You Should Downsize Your Home Now

There’s no denying that in the United States, people really love their “stuff.” The booming self-storage industry can certainly vouch for this! However, owning too many items can easily lead to a cluttered home, and studies show that clutter can have a negative impact on your health in a variety of ways. ...