Planning ahead for older age can reduce the likelihood of going into a care home. Leeds-based Westward Care offers retirement apartments with on-site care and support 24/7, providing a safe and secure environment for independent living.
But as you get older or after your children have left home, you do start to think ‘how long is this going to work’? Something will inevitably happen in older age to make that large family home no longer practical. But if you plan ahead for older age , research has shown you are less likely to go into a care home . This is particularly true if you are in a supported living environment.
With locations in Roundhay and Headingley, apartment owners highlight that they feel like they are still living independently, with facilities and services that are right-sized for them – and the reassurance of care and support if, or when, they need it.
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