Many people feel there is no reason to make the move to a senior living community since they are still mobile and healthy. However there are many compelling reasons to move to a senior living community even before you lose the ability to live independently.  Making the move before you need it is a wise decision that your loved ones will thank you for. Whether you need an assisted living situation or want to live with more independence, let’s take a look and see why you may want to consider the move.
Why Move to a Senior Living Community?
Benefits of Senior Living Communities
At a senior living community, you’ll have plenty of amenities and transportation readily available.  There’s also the added aspect of socialization with people your age who are experiencing similar situations and feelings. Having people around you can can understand and empathize with your situation can improve your quality of life greatly. When particular activities aren’t so easy anymore, we often rely on family members to help us.  We fear becoming a burden to our children and friends. If you are finding that you are leaning more and more on your family to help, why not consider a senior living community before it becomes a medical need?  Senior living communities often have:
- Housekeeping and home maintenance
- Restaurants and other dining options
- Entertainment like movie theaters or weekly live music
- Fitness and wellness classes right on the campus
- Access to future care if needed
Take a moment to consider your situation now and what you want from your life in the coming years. There are plenty of senior living communities, some of which might be closer to home than you realize. Your family loves you and only wants the best for you as you age. You can be happy, close to home, and well provided for all in one place. To take a tour of Westminster Towers, contact us today. We offer assisted living apartments as well as homes for other lifestyle options, so we can make the transition easy for you.