Why Seniors Should Age With a Plan
Encouraging Early Conversations About End-of-Life Care Aging With a Plan Reduces Stress for Seniors and Their Loved Ones Many seniors and their families find it difficult to have a conversation regarding end-of-life care and aging preferences. Sometimes the hardest step is simply beginning the conversation. For this reason, we recommend that seniors and their families […]
How PACE Complements Living at Home
PACE Provides Essential Support for Cleveland’s Seniors Reasons to Enroll in PACE This Winter Many seniors in Cleveland have chosen to age in place at their home, relying on the support of loved ones and friends. However, the COVID-19 crisis has placed extraordinary challenges on seniors aging in place. From getting groceries to combating feelings […]
Tips for Avoiding Caregiver Burnout
Understanding the Signs of Burnout for Caregivers Why It Is Essential to Prioritize Your Own Needs Many adults find themselves in a position of providing care for a loved one. Perhaps a parent moved in with you following a debilitating injury, or a loved one who lives nearby needs daily assistance with basic tasks. No […]
Creative Aging Strategies for Seniors
Strategies for Creative Aging Approaching Retirement as a Transition While not everyone will retire at age 65, that age is commonly associated with retirement. We usually think of it as an end to someone’s career or professional life. What if instead of promoting retirement at age 65, we instead promote a transition into more creative […]
We Enjoyed Seeing Everyone at PACE at Forest Hill!
Thank you to all who attended!! We had almost 100 guests participate throughout the afternoon and had spectacular weather that made it even better! Everyone wore a mask and practiced social distancing. We offered tours of PACE at Forest Hill, savored a Sweet and Smokey BBQ and enjoyed the sounds of jazz on the patio!! […]
Tips for Multigenerational Families During COVID-19
Helping Our PACE Seniors Stay Safe at Home Coronavirus Prevention Begins With Excellent Hygiene While our PACE centers remain closed, it is important for our participants to continue to practice strong hygiene habits at home. Many of our participants often spend time with their multigenerational families. While having the support and companionship of nieces, nephews, […]
How to Retire When a Parent Needs Assisted Living
Should You Change Your Retirement Plans to Provide for a Parent’s Care? The Advantages of Aging With a Plan Some adults find themselves in the difficult position of planning their own retirement while simultaneously planning the next steps of a loved one. While we make time to determine all other major decisions in our lives, […]
Planning for Retirement as a Single Woman
The Unique Retirement Challenges of Single Women Overcoming Financial Insecurities and Anxieties Many people struggle with questions and anxieties regarding their retirement. Will I have enough money? What will my medical care needs and expenses be? Where will I live? For single women—women who are single by choice, divorced, or widowed—those questions and anxieties can […]
Before I Found PACE
Hear the Experiences of PACE Participants and Caregivers We want to share the new video series, “Before I Found PACE,” from the National PACE Association. The video series aims to illustrate the need to expand PACE and its services across the country. We believe hearing directly from PACE participants and caregivers is very helpful for those […]
Understanding the PACE Philosophy
What Is the PACE Model of Care? As you research options for you or your loved one to age in place within the Cleveland community, we hope you will consider McGregor PACE. There is so much contained in those four letters. The abbreviation PACE stands for “Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly.” At McGregor […]