The AdoreMOM Blog
Our articles are designed to help AdoreMOM, Dad, our loved ones and ourselves when approaching this time of transition. We cover a range of topics relating to senior living, real estate and much more!
Top 3 Reasons to Move Your Loved One into a Senior Living Community
Making the decision to move a loved one into a...
The Remarkable Benefits of Socializing for Senior Citizens
As we age, maintaining an active social life...
Top 5 Activities for Seniors During the Summer
1. Walking or Hiking: Walking is a fantastic...
Previous Articles
Check in on Your Heart
Keeping tabs on blood pressure is important at any age. For seniors, it’s especially important because, the more advanced we get in age, the more likely heart-related issues will present themselves. Blood pressure can be an indicator of other health challenges as...
9 Ways to be Legally Proactive with Aging Parents
Be Legally Proactive with Aging Parents When it comes to our parents and loved ones who are nearing or past retirement age, being legally proactive in how to take care of them when they eventually need more care than they can do on their own will put you, and them,...
7 Reasons to use a Senior Real Estate Specialist
Why a senior real estate specialist is the right fit for aging loved ones A Senior Real Estate Specialist is a real estate agent that has gone through specialized training to cater their services to senior citizens in need of home sales. Often, mature homeowners are...
7 Advantages of AdoreMOM for Senior Placement
1) More than Placement Senior placement services are just the beginning with AdoreMOM. The team at AdoreMOM has put together a boutique of senior living professionals and real estate agents who work together to make sure your loved ones get the best options for their...
Breaking Down Private Pay Rehab for Seniors
What happens when your loved one is out of rehab days? Consider this scenario. Your loved one is in a long-term rehabilitation facility and you, as the caregiver, have been told that the insurance coverage for their care is coming to an end. Usually, this will leave...