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Senior Housing 101
Your Basic Field Guide to Understanding Today's Complex Senior Housing Market
Randalynn Kaye
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Paperback | 76 pages
ISBN: 978-0-9798497-0-1 |
Summary
Finally… someone explains senior housing plainly, without bias, and with the consumer’s interest first. Senior Housing 101 is a book for anyone researching senior living options — whether for themselves or for their aging parents and relatives. It reveals dozens of insights on the options available in today’s complex marketplace, tips and techniques for successful research, and proven formulas for confidently identifying the best choices for your particular situation. Senior Housing 101 turns readers into savvy consumers. It will explain the different types of living available, discuss the pros and cons of each, and provide you with a formula to make the important and sometimes difficult decisions that must balance lifestyle, finance, values, health and safety, and more. In short, after reading this book you will be an educated consumer of the senior housing market. You will know how to…
- Compare housing choices and find the best fit for you or your loved one
- Understand the various financial options and contracts
- Research and ask questions
- Make sense of the terminology used in the senior housing industry
- Evaluate the risk and value factors in making your decision
Knowing these things will allow you to easily separate the wheat from the chaff. And in doing so you’ll avoid wasting hours of your precious time, reduce the stress of this emotionally charged life transition, and possibly save hundreds or thousands of dollars in the process.
About the Author
With over ten years in the senior housing field, Randalynn Kaye has worked with and counseled hundreds of people searching various senior lifestyle options. A sought-after speaker, Kaye is regularly interviewed for her expertise on issues facing today’s seniors and their families. She has been featured as a senior specialist in major media including USA Weekend, Christian Science Monitor, Chicago Tribune, and Superstation WGN to name a few. Kaye is also he adult child of aging parents. In 2005 she helped her in-laws through the challenges of moving from their home of fifty years. And in 2006, when a sever stroke left her own father needing serious care, she managed her parents transition to a retirement community. With the help of her family, she then handled the continued decline of her father’s health, hospice, his death and ultimately, helping her mother move on with life…learning lessons no one truly understands until they’ve experienced the process first-hand. An author, speaker, and, consultant, Randalynn lives with her husband in St. Charles, IL.
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