Seasons Alberta Magazine

Conversation starters when discussing retirement living with a loved one. Talk? Is It Time For A

Having a conversation about moving to a retirement living community can be intimidating and emotional for those involved. Nevertheless, it is essential to have it before a crisis, such as a severe health event. Instead of having time on your side, the choice becomes a need, which could result in you or a loved one being unable to wait for their ideal accommodation. This prompts the question, “When is the right time to move to a retirement community?” There is no one-size-fits-all answer, and what may work for one family may not be suitable for another. Each situation and its factors are different.

Looking at The Signs of Change infographic in this magazine on page 45 may be helpful if you need clarification. “There are usually some strong but silent signals that now might be the right time to move to a retirement home. Maybe your loved one is no longer interested in activities or hobbies that once brought them joy, or they’re not eating regularly; these indicators could mean their lifestyle is shrinking,” says Amanda Walker, Leasing Manager. We do our best at Seasons to encourage people to have the conversation early, even before these signs present themselves. This way, you’ll be prepared and ready to take

There are usually some strong but silent signals that now might be the right time to move to a retirement home.

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