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Options for LivingWe hear about the extremes - old people insisting on staying in a house that they can no longer manage and others pushed into a nursing home.But there are lots of options and stages in between ranging from services to help you stay in your home, to supported accommodation to full-care. Let's drop any preconceived ideas and look at what is really available. Stay in your own homeIf you want to stay put, finding constructive ways to take care of shopping, home maintenance and other chores is important. More here... Moving to an easier homeMaintaining your independent lifestyle can be easier if you live close to services in an easy-to maintain home. More here... Living with FamilySometimes the best option but often contentious with generations struggling to cope with different expectations, different lifestyles and competing commitments. More here... Semi-supported AccommodationThis option can be a good compromise - you have your own home and territory but meals, laundry and cleaning services are near at hand when you need them. More here... Respite CareIf you choose to care for your parents or partner, respite care can be very important to your wellbeing. More here... Full careThis is still more flexible that many people realise. You need to plan ahead to get the widest choice and avoid crisis
situations where decisions need to be made too quickly. Want to talk about it? Check our forum for views on different options and what people have found works for them. |
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