Seniors Can Live Independently Without Going Broke

LOS ANGELES - Rezul -- Who says you can't be on your own when you're older? For seniors living alone, adjustments may need to be made every few years, to mitigate common fall risks and to prevent isolation, but staying in one's home well into old age is a real possibility. Daily chores, like meal prep, grocery shopping and other activities may need to be simplified and steps need to be taken to stay connected with others. Here are ways seniors can make changes so as to live independently as long as possible. (link to full article at end)

Key Takeaways

Seniors can continue to live at home well into old age by making some home modifications and tweaking their daily routines.

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Caregivers are covered by long-term care insurance or a rider on a permanent life insurance policy.

Staying active, connecting with others and eating right are important tasks that seniors need to plan out.

Whether a senior is still driving or needs help with transportation, there are inexpensive options.

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5 Technology Tools To Connect & Stay Safe

https://smartfinancial.com/seniors-living-alone