Category: Blog
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Finding Purpose and Connection at Presidential Place
Choosing a senior living community like Presidential Place means more than just finding a place to live. It’s about joining a warm, supportive environment where each day brings new opportunities to connect, stay active, and enjoy life; all while receiving assistance and care when needed. At Presidential Place, residents find friendship, support, and engaging activities…
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How to Talk to Your Parent About Moving to Presidential Place
Discussing assisted living with aging parents can be challenging, especially if they’re attached to their home. However, moving to a supportive community like Presidential Place in Hollywood offers safety, social engagement, and personalized care. Here’s a guide to help you approach the conversation, address their concerns, and support them through the transition. Preparing for the…
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But First, Downsizing: Paring Down for Your Move to Senior Living
Life at a premier senior living community like Presidential Place opens the door to so many benefits — including an array of amenities, social opportunities personalized services and a relaxing, maintenance-free lifestyle. But before that door opens, you’ll want to be sure you’ve taken all the right steps to make your transition to senior living…
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Robert “Bobby” Ussery’s Story: A Living Legend in our Midst
| BlogPresidential Place has a living legend in its midst. Robert “Bobby” Ussery has 3,611 horse racing wins as a jockey, with a 17.5 winning percentage and ranks among some of the game’s best. He retired in 1974 and six years later, he was inducted into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame. Learn…
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Assisted Living vs Nursing Homes: What’s the Difference?
| BlogMany adults ask the following question – what’s the difference between assisted living and a nursing home? Many adults prefer assisted living vs. nursing homes because they feel more comfortable and enjoy a greater sense of independence. However, each type of supportive living is ideal for different situations. Let’s take a deeper look into the…
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How to Decorate a Memory Care Room
| BlogWhen a friend or parent is dealing with memory loss, maintaining a safe, comfortable, and inviting atmosphere in their room is important especially when they are transitioning to a home in an assisted living community. Taking the time to decorate a memory care room in their new living environment can go a long way in helping…
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13 Tips for Relocating Elderly Parents
| BlogRelocating can be hard, especially for people who may not quite feel ready. Moving can also be physically and emotionally exhausting. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to make the process of relocating your parents a smooth and compassionate experience for everyone. 1. Keep lines of communication open An open and honest…
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Is Assisted Living Covered by Medicare?
| BlogAssisted living communities are residential settings for older adults who are mostly independent, but who need a little help with certain basic tasks. When considering a move to one of these communities, many people wonder if the costs for assisted living are covered by Medicare. The answer is – it depends. Medicare coverages can be complex. Medicare…
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Top 6 Elderly Scams to Watch Out For
| BlogThe Federal Trade Commission (FTC) received more than 3.2 million fraud reports in 2019. Many of those scams targeted mature adults with nest eggs that are attractive to con artists. The most common scams include: Medicare scams Social Security scams Coronavirus scams Computer and tech support scams Grandchild in need scams Counterfeit prescription drugs Top…
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What to Look for In a Memory Care Program for Someone with Alzheimer’s Disease
| BlogIt can be heartbreaking for family members of someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s to watch as the disease progresses. Though individuals experiencing cognitive decline can often live alone in the early stages, when they may just have difficulty remembering names or losing items, they often require intensive support once symptoms worsen. Nonetheless, family members often…
