Our Process
Here For You During Life Stage Transitions To Senior Care
Helping you navigate your choice for a senior care community.
At Aging at 5280 we are dedicated to providing information and resources necessary to ensure maintaining the best quality of life. We stand by our commitment to ensure your loved one is matched with a caring Senior Care environment. We start by developing an individualized short-term and long-term plan designed to age with choice. Our complimentary evaluation takes many factors into consideration including; location, cost, amenities, current and future care needs.
Our personal one-on-one approach to the senior care process allows us to assess and deliver informed data based on lifestyle, health condition, location and finances. Additionally, we promise to save you the unnecessary stress when making various calls and enduring countless sales pitches which ultimately result in additional confusion.
The process of finding the right senior care community for a loved one is stressful and emotional.
Discover how Aging at 5280 can guide you during this challenging time delivering information to explore the right elder care for your loved one. Our team of passionate professionals are dedicated to helping you make the right decision.
Patterns that are unique to you.
Look at the patterns. You might see one, two, or three major types of patterns: whorls, loops and arches. We think of your fingerprint like a roadmap and we will charter a coarse specific to your needs.
Alzheimer’s – Early and Late Onset
Caring for a person with Alzheimer’s or dementia often requires a team of professionals but for many, it is a loved one giving care.
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Healthy Senior Living: Tips for a Healthier Life and Living Longer
We have developed the key lifestyle choices for healthy senior living after talking with partners and experts in the field.
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Benefits to Residents of Senior Living Communities During COVID-19
One of the most commonly asked questions senior living communities are asked, “How are you handling COVID and how many cases have you had?”
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