Why Fall is a Great Time to Move to a Senior Community

The Fall season can be an ideal time for elderly individuals to move to a senior living community for several reasons. Working with Family Ties Senior Placement Servies is a great place to start. Your Senior Living Advisor can help you navigate your senior living options by understanding your health care needs, location preferences, budget limitation and timing. If you’re considering a move this Fall - you may have just found the perfect time of year!

1. Milder Weather: Fall typically offers more comfortable temperatures compared to the extreme heat of summer or the cold of winter. This makes the physical process of moving easier, reducing stress and risk for health issues like dehydration or slips on icy paths.

2. End of Peak Moving Season: The fall comes after the busy summer moving season, meaning moving companies often have more availability and can offer more flexible schedules and potentially lower rates. Here are some tips for moving during the Fall.

3. Preparation for Winter: Moving in the fall allows seniors to settle into their new living environment before winter arrives, when icy conditions, snow, and isolation can become challenging for those living independently.

4. Holiday Season Transition: By moving in the fall, seniors have the opportunity to settle into their new community before the holidays, giving them a chance to participate in holiday activities and meet new friends, which can help combat feelings of loneliness.

5. Boost in Social Engagement: Senior living communities often ramp up their social activities during the fall and winter months, offering opportunities for seniors to engage in events such as fall festivals, holiday celebrations, and other community-based programs.

6. Health and Safety: Fall provides a good window to transition before the cold and flu season intensifies. Senior living communities often have protocols in place to safeguard residents, which can be a relief for families concerned about their loved one’s health during colder months.

7. Family Support: In the fall, many family members may have more time to assist with a move after the busyness of summer vacations and before the demands of the holiday season.

Are you interested in learning more? Contact us today for your complimentary consultation.

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Jonie Sturek

Helping seniors with all aspects of senior living option.

https://www.familytiesseniorplacements.com
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