Category: Assisted Living Wisconsin

It can be challenging for many people to recognize cognitive changes in an aging loved one. They often confuse signs of dementia with normal aging. In general, occasional forgetfulness or confusion are typical in seniors experiencing normal aging, while signs of dementia occur more frequently and can disrupt daily life.  This blog aims to highlight…

Determining what you’re looking for in a senior living community can help make the search go more smoothly. You’ll feel more prepared going into your tour and will likely come away with confidence, knowing you’ve made the best decision for yourself or a loved one. Creating a list of your senior living wants and needs…

Determining whether senior living is the best option can be an emotional decision. You or your loved one may be feeling fearful of this type of significant change. This blog, curated by Frontida Assisted Living, identifies five common fears and shares the facts about each.  5 common fears older adults may have about senior living …

Many senior living communities today offer more than one level of care, making it sometimes challenging to know what option is best for you or your loved one. Understanding the different care services can help make your search easier. Review our list below to learn how each care level is defined and what services, amenities,…

When deciding on senior living for yourself or a loved one, it’s crucial to compare the costs of moving to a community with staying at home in order to make an informed decision. Many families assume that senior living costs more, but you’ll often spend additional funds on securing in-home care services or adapting your…

When you're beginning to tour senior living communities, you might feel overwhelmed by the decision. Knowing which questions to ask and what to look for during your visit can help reduce stress and give you confidence in evaluating your options. How to prepare for your senior living tour Before you visit, research the community online…

We experience numerous changes as we age, both physically and emotionally. For many seniors, one of these changes is the increasing feeling of isolation. With restricted mobility, retirement, or the loss of loved ones, older adults may find themselves in a position of solitude. Unfortunately, social isolation can lead to an increased risk of serious…

Have you noticed your senior loved one struggling to maintain their physical appearance? Maybe daily activities like laundry, bathing, and grooming are becoming increasingly challenging, leaving your loved one frustrated at times. Witnessing your aging loved one's decline can be upsetting and can also affect their overall quality of life. You likely want to help…

As we age, our bodies go through a myriad of changes. Muscles tend to weaken, bones may lose density, and our metabolism slows down. During this stage of life, good nutrition becomes more important than ever. Learn why nutrition is essential for older adults and what signs to look for when assessing your loved one’s…