The Senior's Journey

Presbyterian Senior Living is dedicated to serving seniors of all walks of life, and all levels of care. Making informed decisions is the best way to secure a healthy, comfortable future.

Your Level of Care

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Living On Your Own

You are able to live independently, either in your own home or at a senior living community with minimal help from others, and you want to stay that way as long as possible.

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I Need Some Help

You have some difficulty with daily activities and need more assistance from others. You may be considering a senior living community if you aren't already living in one.

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Increased Levels of Care

You have transitioned to higher levels of care within a senior living community. This includes Personal Care, Skilled Nursing, and more.

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Short Term Rehab/Care

You have suffered an injury and require a short stay at a rehabilitation center.

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Living On Your Own

What defines this level of care?

You are living on your own with minimal or zero assistance needed from others. You could be in your own home, or at a senior living community, but you are able to complete most daily activities by yourself.

What you can expect from this level of care?

For the most part you will be handling all of your responisibilities on your own, from financial obligations and healthcare decisions to what you want to do on any given day. This could be exercising to stay healthy, hosting your family for the holidays, or keeping in contact with friends and loved ones.

We can help you!

We've hand picked the content below to help you maintain your independence. Spend some time reading to better understand this level of care.

A Guide to Staying Healthy During Your Senior Years

Feeling your best doesn't stop just because you're in your golden years! Exercise and eating right can help you stay healthy for many years to come.

Download this guide to learn how you can maintain an active life as you age.

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I Need Some Help

What defines this level of care?

You have difficulty performing or completing certain daily tasks without help from someone else. If you live in your own home, you may find it difficult to keep up with all your responsibilities. You may also be considering moving to a senior living community if you aren't already living in one.

What you can expect from this level of care?

You may feel frustrated if you need constant help from others, or you may feel guilty about perceived burdens you're placing on your loved ones. Looking for other options can bring a sense of relief.

We can help you!

We've hand picked the content below to help you make informed choices about the care you need. Spend some time reading and understanding what to expect.

How CCRCs Can Help Enrich Your Life

A Continuing Care Retirement Community can be a great option for seniors who need assistance with everyday tasks. Seniors who move into a CCRC gain peace of mind from knowing healthcare is available should they need it.

Download the eBook to learn more about CCRCs.

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Increased Levels of Care

What defines this level of care?

You are living in a senior living community, but not in an Independent Living home. You need help with most everyday tasks, like bathing, dressing, and more.

What you can expect from this level of care?

The professional caregivers at your senior living community will play a large role in your life. They will make sure you are living a healthy and fullfilling life while remaining as independent as possible.

We can help you!

We've hand picked the content below to help you make informed decisions about the level of care you need. Spend some time reading to better undertand what to expect.

Senior Living Checklist for Loved Ones With Dementia or Alzheimer's

Dementia and Alzheimer's can come with specific care requirements, and it's a good idea to make sure the new senior living community you're considering can meet those requirements.

This checklist will provide you with some of the most important things to look for when evaluating each community.

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Short Term Rehab/Care

What defines this level of care?

You may have suffered an injury and require a short stay at a rehabilitation center. You won't be at the rehab center for long, but you will most likely be spending a few nights there.

What you can expect from this stage of caregiving?

The type of care you recieve will depend on the injury you sustained. From physical therapy to occupational therapy, short term rehab varies on a case-to-case basis.

We can help you!

We've hand picked the content below to guide you through this level of care. Spend some time reading to better and understand what to expect.

Finding A Senior Friendly Fitness Center

One of the best ways to avoid injury, or to recover fully from a past injury, is to exercise regularly. But not all fitness centers are created equal. It can be difficult to find the right one, especially for seniors who have different needs.

Download this checklist to better understand what to look for in a fitness center and to learn some senior friendly exercises.

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