Assisted Living Anchorage Alaska

December 2020–KI Energy is pleased to announce the combined partnership bringing renewable energy to a senior living facility in Anchorage, Alaska. The YANMAR Combined Heat and Power (CHP) units will mark the first time that this type of technology will power an Alaskan senior living community. The hope for KI Energy, Alaska Energy Authority, and […]

A recent AARP study shows that 53 million Americans provide care for an adult (or child) with special needs. This is an increase of roughly ten million over the last five years. Providing this care can be a full-time job, not to mention emotionally draining. It’s certainly not a one-person job and, depending on the severity

6 Impressive Benefits to Know When It Comes to Respite Care When it comes to caring for aging loved ones, most people do one of three things: hire in-home care, use long-term assisted living, or volunteer family members to become full-time caregivers. Did you know, though, that there’s another option? Known as respite care, it

Did you know that the amount of Americans who are 65 or older is expected to reach 95 million by 2060? Do you have a loved one who you’re considering putting in an assisted living community? You might be wondering how to do it without guilt? In this article, explore why an assisted living community might be

As a caregiver, you likely understand how refreshing it is to take a break. When searching for help caring for your special needs or elderly loved one, finding the right person to take over your caregiver duties is overwhelming. Thankfully, respite care is available in the state of Alaska in several different forms. Finding the

In the United States, there are over 811,000 residents in elderly residential care communities. Aging is a natural part of life, and given the above statistic, many Americans choose to spend their golden years in assisted living for a better quality of life. After all, they get quality care while still maintaining their independence.

Are you caring for an aging parent or an older loved one? Do you sometimes experience caregiver burnout? If so, you’re not alone. Experts estimate that 52% of elderly Americans need some type of long-term care. In-home care may suffice for now, but what happens when you need more support than in-home services can provide?

If you are helping a senior family member or loved one make a choice about in-home care in Anchorage, there are many options to consider. No matter where you are in the journey, assisted living can sound like a very scary topic. The biggest reason for the unfounded fear is that assisted living gets confused

As the years pass, our parents and loved ones eventually grow older. With the inevitable aging process comes the knowledge that certain things in life are about to change for them. As a child or caregiver to a senior loved one, you are thinking about their future and know that they may be as well.