One Stop Senior Service

At One Stop Senior Service, we provide "guilt-free" alternative in taking care of your loved ones.

[onestopseniorsvc]

Did You Know?

The Aid and Attendance Benefit is offered by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and is designed for both veterans and their spouse. To learn more about this program, call us at 951-333-0483.

[onestopseniorsvc]

Independent Living

Designed to keep seniors self-sufficient, our independent living facilities are the safe and secure community you want your loved ones to grow old in. For details, contact us today!

[onestopseniorsvc]

How Seniors Can Save Money on Prescriptions

Besides generic drugs, there are other steps older adults and caregivers can take to save money on medications. A few ideas include: - Physician samples - Coupons and discount cards - Price comparison - Mail order - Manufacturer coupons If you have a senior loved one trying to save money on prescriptions, be sure to share these ideas with them.

[onestopseniorsvc]

Summer Salads to Keep You Hydrated

Stay hydrated and full with these delicious summer salad recipes from expert dieticians: https://www.livestrong.com/article/13727264-summer-salads-recipes/

[onestopseniorsvc]

Funding Options to Finance Assisted Living

- Veteran’s Aid and Attendance Benefit - Short-Term Bridge Loan - Long-Term Care Insurance - Life Settlement Funding For further assistance, contact us at 951-333-0483 today!

[onestopseniorsvc]

Trusts vs Wills: What’s the Difference?

People often use the two terms interchangeably, however, there are a few differences that set them apart. A will is a legal document that spells out how you want your affairs handled and assets distributed after you die, whereas a trust is a fiduciary relationship in which a trustor gives a trustee the right to hold title to property or assets for the benefit of a third party. Read more: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/051315/will-vs-trust-difference-between-two.asp

[onestopseniorsvc]

Around-the-Clock Assistance

Assisted living provides patients with round-the-clock services to ensure their safety and security wherever and whenever. Call us at 951-333-0483 for details about our program today!

[onestopseniorsvc]

Setting Priorities Straight

All assisted living homes are decorated nicely, so it’s important to think through your priorities when you’re looking at assisted living facilities for your loved ones to avoid getting distracted by aesthetics.

[onestopseniorsvc]

Does Medicaid Help Finance Assisted Living Expenses?

The answer varies depending upon the state in which the senior resides. To find out if your loved one is eligible to receive this service, our best advice is for you to call your state’s Department of Aging. They may also be able to provide a list of assisted living communities that accept Medicaid or other forms of public assistance. Get your loved one reliable senior care services — call us today to set an appointment!

[onestopseniorsvc]

When Is It Time for Assisted Living?

If your loved one is showing the following signs: - Chronic health problems - Frequent falls - Forgetfulness, especially when taking medication - Poor eating and hygiene habits Call 951-333-0483 for Assisted Living Services.

[onestopseniorsvc]

National Immunization Awareness Month

With Covid still rampant, it is important to raise awareness for immunization this August.

[onestopseniorsvc]

Tips for Making the Transition to Assisted Living Easier

Tips for Making the Transition to Assisted Living Easier - Pack well in advance of the move. - Do your homework on the facility you’re transferring to and know what to expect. - Get out there and get acquainted with the rest of the residents. - Remember to be kind to yourself — everyone adjusts to new living arrangements at a different pace. Choose the right Assisted Living provider — call us at 951-333-0483 (look for Edna) or 951-563-2626 (look for Alan).

[onestopseniorsvc]

Patriotic Sing-a-Long

Plan a patriotic sing-a-long that your senior loved ones will surely enjoy. Put on My Country ‘Tis of Thee song, and more. Have a blast!

[onestopseniorsvc]

Part of a Community

Assisted living gives seniors a chance to be part of a good and supporting community. Because they are surrounded by people their age, they can socialize and enjoy their company.

[onestopseniorsvc]

When Taking Medications

Some seniors can take the wrong medication and become at risk of health problems. In our care facility, our care staff ensures that this doesn't happen and ascertains that they follow through with their prescriptions.

[onestopseniorsvc]

Why Assisted Living Is Popular

Some seniors don't need to be placed in a hospitalized setting when they are still able and healthy. If they opt to move into an assisted living facility, it's like living in an apartment complex but with caregivers who can assist them with things that they only need. Besides that, they can simply go about their daily lives as usual.

[onestopseniorsvc]

Their Safety Is Our Priority

Families never have to worry about the safety of their seniors in our agency. Within the premises, we have strict security and continuous monitoring for our clients to keep them safe and out of harm's way. To know more about our care services, please call One Stop Senior Service at [phone] and [phone]. Feel free to also browse our website!