Top Senior Living Communities Orange CA

A well-trained care manager can help individuals remain as independent as possible by assessing the alternatives, whether it’s living at home with assistance or in other situations, such as supportive housing or assisted living facilities. Geriatric Care Managers have special training in Gerontology, Social Work, Nursing, or Counseling. Read More...

Please call us before calling an Assisted Living Community. As a Gerontologist and previous Executive Director for Assisted Living and Memory Care Facilities we know how to navigate the industry, we are able to guide clients to reputable Communities and advocate for our clients when matching them to an Assisted Living Community that meets their needs. Our priority is our client’s wellbeing, comfort, and happiness. Read More...

A board and care home in California is a licensed 24-hour care property. Often within someone's personal home, these senior living homes offer room, board, 24-hour staffing, care services and assistance with things such as bathing, dressing, medication management and other forms of personal care. Read More...

Making the decision to place a loved one in a Memory Care Community in is one of the most difficult decisions someone has to make. Many people wait until there is a crisis and they find themselves having to make a rushed decision when placing their loved one in a community. Please allow us to help you through these challenging times. Not all Dementias are the same and you need a Memory Care community that specializes in your loved one's type of Dementia. Some communities are not able to care for Dementia clients with aggression and agitation behaviors. It is important to know what questions to ask when placing your loved one in a Memory Care setting. Read More...

If you are searching for senior placement in an Assisted Living, Board and Care, or Memory Care in Orange California , The Way to Aging is here to help ease the process. We understand that moving is always a challenging task, whether it’s a change of residences, a move closer to medical care providers or family members, or seeking placements for direct care for yourself or a loved one.

Assisted living communities, memory care communities, and board and care homes are common settings for seniors’ long-term care. Recognizing the difficulties that the elderly face with transitions, finding the right care setting becomes crucial to avoid multiple moves.