GLENDALE – WellAge Senior Living’s Vice President of Operations, Elizabeth Girling, recently authored a guest column for The Tribune highlighting the growing popularity of short-term respite care in senior living communities and the many benefits it offers both residents and caregivers.
Respite stays allow older adults who need help with activities of daily living to temporarily reside in an assisted living community. These visits typically last from a few weeks to a month, and sometimes longer, providing flexibility and peace of mind. Respite stays are especially valuable for families who are traveling during the busy summer months or need a temporary break from caregiving responsibilities.
Read the full article here: Respite Stays in Assisted Living Gain Traction
About WellAge Senior Living
Formed in 2015, WellAge Senior Living supports senior living communities in operating effectively and staying compliant with state and local regulations. Founded in 2015, WellAge is a sister company of Vivage Senior Living, based in Colorado, and oversees senior living communities that offer independent living, assisted living, memory care, and rehabilitation services. WellAge currently manages Sopris Lodge at Carbondale in Carbondale, Jackson Creek Senior Living in Monument, Arbor View Senior Living in Arvada, Carriage House in Holyoke, Devonshire in Sterling, and Bluestem Village in La Junta. WellAge also provides strategic consulting services to senior living communities.