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A Place for Mom Helping families find senior care with confidence 💙 Free, personalized guidance, connecting you to 15K+ communities & providers. Find support ↓

With the largest national network, A Place for Mom enables families to make the best senior living decisions across assisted living, memory care, independent living, and home care. A Place for Mom is paid by the senior living communities and care providers in its network so its service is provided at no cost to families. For more information, please visit https://www.aplaceformom.com.

20/10/2026

When touring memory care, ask what care needs and behaviors the community can support, and what may fall outside its scope.

In the full conversation on YouTube, Nikki Gewirtz and Heidi Shelton of our A Place for Mom team share more about what questions to ask memory care communities as you explore your options.

Save this clip for your next tour.

19/10/2026

Rachel Kincaid, one of our senior living advisors at A Place for Mom, shares how her relationships with community directors help her gather real-time information on availability and pricing for families.

With options in one place, families can get a clearer picture of where to look next without having to track down every answer themselves.

Many seniors receive support through four main types of care: independent living, assisted living, memory care, and home...
18/10/2026

Many seniors receive support through four main types of care: independent living, assisted living, memory care, and home care.

If you’re trying to understand the difference in options, this breakdown highlights what each setting typically offers and who it is best suited for.

The costs shown here are national medians from A Place for Mom’s 2026 Costs of Long-Term Care and Senior Living report. Independent living, assisted living, and memory care figures reflect actual monthly costs paid by residents who moved into communities during 2025, including base rent and care fees where applicable. Actual costs vary by location, floor plan, services, and level of care.

Home-care costs are reported as an hourly starting rate. Monthly cost varies based on the number of hours, schedule, location, and agency pricing.

Care needs can change over time. Consider your loved one’s safety, how much help they need, what family can provide, and the total cost.

Read the full report by individual state by state data, through the link in our bio.

18/10/2026

Sometimes it’s less about what you’re doing and more about who you’re with.

This video from Krista Buckner shows how being together is what truly matters.

16/10/2026

If you’re exploring senior care for someone you love, our YouTube channel can help you understand your options and what to expect.

Alongside stories from family caregivers, you’ll hear directly from A Place for Mom Senior Living Advisors who speak with families every day. They answer common questions, explain care options, and offer a closer look at the personalized, one-on-one guidance families receive when they connect with an advisor.

Explore the A Place for Mom YouTube channel.

13/10/2026

From trying new activities to simply enjoying time together, there is always another memory to make. Moments like these are a reminder that connection and curiosity can be part of every stage of life.

Keep making room for new moments with the people you love.

Thank you to Rachelle Chapman for sharing these moments with us.

12/10/2026

When you’re caring for someone you love, asking for help can be difficult.

As Yvette Nicole Brown shares, start with one specific request. Ask someone to bring dinner, spend time with your loved one, or give you a few hours to rest. Then give the people who care about you the opportunity to show up.

Explore more caregiver stories or share your own at the link in our bio.

11/10/2026

New to caregiving? You do not have to figure it all out alone.

Romy Raves and Leslie Fuller share why caregivers should bring family and friends into the conversation, ask for help, and keep learning as their loved one’s needs change. There is no shame in asking for support.

Watch the full conversation with Romy and Leslie, and explore more caregiving resources at the link in bio.

Caring for a loved one is an act of love. It can also affect your mental health.In our 2026 Caregiver Burnout and Stress...
10/10/2026

Caring for a loved one is an act of love. It can also affect your mental health.

In our 2026 Caregiver Burnout and Stress Statistics report, 78% of surveyed family caregivers said they had experienced feelings of burnout. World Mental Health Day is a reminder to notice changes that persist and reach out when support may help.

Explore mental health and caregiving resources at the link in our bio.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988.

When seniors consider how senior living might fit into their lives, they are also thinking about what they want communit...
09/10/2026

When seniors consider how senior living might fit into their lives, they are also thinking about what they want community life to provide.

Our latest report, The Next Generation of Senior Living, explores those questions through a survey of nearly 1,400 U.S. adults ages 60 to 90. It looks at the practical support respondents associate with senior living, the concerns and information that shape trust, what helps a community feel welcoming and connected, which routines and relationships they want to continue, and the technologies they want to learn more about.

Together, the findings offer a broader view of what seniors may consider as they think about senior living, from care and safety to independence, privacy, belonging, and meaningful control over daily life.

Read the full report through the link in our bio.

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