Elder Angels Senior Advisors

Its important for seniors and their loved ones to be proactive about staying engaged throughout the day. Isolation can affect nearly every aspect of a seniors life. In addition to the effects on mood and mental health, isolation often leads to physical deterioration. Lonely and isolated seniors show higher rates of poor physical health. Socialization has been shown to be one of the most effective ways for seniors to improve their quality of life and well-being. Spending quality time with others can feel good for the soul and has positive impact on mood, cognition, memory recall and is associated with healthy behaviors. Connecting with family and friends through games like bingo and cards, and group activities has a profound effect on the mental health of seniors. The senior communities we work with provide daily social engagement and activities for your loved one, and families are always welcomed to join!Ready to Explore Your Options?Talk to one of our consultants today about the many exciting options available for you.Call us at 970-988-1132

Approaching this sensitive topic with your senior parents requires compassion and understanding. Here are some suggestions on how you could communicate with them:  1. Express Your Concern: Start by expressing your love and concern for their well-being. Let them know that you want whats best for them and that you are worried about their safety and health.  2. Share Observations: Talk about specific instances where youve noticed challenges they may face at home, such as difficulty managing household tasks, taking medications on time, or getting around safely.3. Discuss the Benefits: Highlight the benefits of moving into an assisted-living facility, such as access to on-site care, social activities, and a supportive community that can enhance their quality of life.  4. Involve Them in the Decision: Involve your parents in the decision-making process by discussing their preferences and concerns. This can help them feel empowered and in control of the decision.  5. Offer Support: Reassure your parents that you will support them throughout the transition and visit them regularly to ensure they are comfortable and happy in their new living arrangement. Remember to approach the conversation with empathy and patience, allowing your parents to share their thoughts and feelings about the idea of moving into an assisted living facility.  Ready to Explore Your Options?Talk to one of our consultants today about the many exciting options available for you.Call us at 970-988-1132

As you get older, living at home might not be the safest option. It can also be lonely. Senior living communities can offer a secure, social environment where youre surrounded by other seniors. Independent living gives you access to the community amenities and provides a carefree lifestyle with no maintenance required. Assisted living is a way to get support with personal care tasks so you can enjoy as much independence as possible.If you start to experience memory loss, a memory care community keeps you in a secure environment. Choosing a care option that fits your needs helps you enjoy more of life while getting assistance as needed.Ready to Explore Your Options?Talk to one of our consultants today about the many exciting options available for you.Call us at 970-988-1132

Volunteering can be an extremely beneficial and rewarding activity for both the recipients and the volunteers themselves. It doesnt have to be complicated or stressful, instead many senior communities make it simple and tailored to each persons schedule and availability. It can even help reduce stress, keep you mentally stimulated, and provide a sense of purpose. The benefits of volunteering are never-ending and can be surprising you will start to develop new skills and build upon your own personal experiences. It sheds light on what great people there are in the world and is key in building relationships and making communities even stronger.To find the right volunteering opportunity for you, begin by considering your interests and goals, alongside determining how much time you want to dedicate. The opportunity for volunteers is vast and always appreciated there is something for everyone! In senior living communities, volunteers build relationships with residents and help guide them through specific activities while enhancing their day-to-day social interactions. Volunteers are a great addition to senior care staff, as they bring unique conversations and expertise to different activities. This creates deep connections and shared social experiences with the residents.Whether you are donating your time or other resources, volunteering truly makes a difference to our seniors. Elder Angels supports volunteer opportunities to continue the upward momentum of senior wellness in our area!Ready to Explore Your Options?Talk to one of our consultants today about the many exciting options available for you.Call us at 970-988-1132

Its important for seniors and their loved ones to be proactive about staying engaged throughout the day. Isolation can affect nearly every aspect of a seniors life. In addition to the effects on mood and mental health, isolation often leads to physical deterioration. Lonely and isolated seniors show higher rates of poor physical health. Socialization has been shown to be one of the most effective ways for seniors to improve their quality of life and well-being. Spending quality time with others can feel good for the soul and has positive impact on mood, cognition, memory recall and is associated with healthy behaviors. Connecting with family and friends through games like bingo and cards, and group activities has a profound effect on the mental health of seniors. The senior communities we work with provide daily social engagement and activities for your loved one, and families are always welcomed to join!Ready to Explore Your Options?Talk to one of our consultants today about the many exciting options available for you.Call us at 970-988-1132

Approaching this sensitive topic with your senior parents requires compassion and understanding. Here are some suggestions on how you could communicate with them:  1. Express Your Concern: Start by expressing your love and concern for their well-being. Let them know that you want whats best for them and that you are worried about their safety and health.  2. Share Observations: Talk about specific instances where youve noticed challenges they may face at home, such as difficulty managing household tasks, taking medications on time, or getting around safely.3. Discuss the Benefits: Highlight the benefits of moving into an assisted-living facility, such as access to on-site care, social activities, and a supportive community that can enhance their quality of life.  4. Involve Them in the Decision: Involve your parents in the decision-making process by discussing their preferences and concerns. This can help them feel empowered and in control of the decision.  5. Offer Support: Reassure your parents that you will support them throughout the transition and visit them regularly to ensure they are comfortable and happy in their new living arrangement. Remember to approach the conversation with empathy and patience, allowing your parents to share their thoughts and feelings about the idea of moving into an assisted living facility.  Ready to Explore Your Options?Talk to one of our consultants today about the many exciting options available for you.Call us at 970-988-1132