BestAssistedLiving.com offers Practical Eldercare Guide for Adult Children

Madison Ct -- July 22, 2008 -- As their parents age and lose functioning ability, the nation’s 76 million baby boomers increasingly feel the worrisome responsibility of eldercare. And if the choices were not difficult or gut-wrenching enough, winning the cooperation of aged parents can be even more exasperating.

A new website, www.BestAssistedLiving.com, has prepared a free eBook, “The Practical Guide to Selecting Eldercare Facilities,” to help make that process easier. This easy-to-read 17 page guide features practical tips on how to select the best eldercare facility for every type of situation. It covers everything from what types of facilities to consider, how to make the transition smooth, and what to do to help elders adjust and thrive in their new homes.

Useful chapters in the Guide include pros and cons of different types of facilities - from independent living to skilled nursing. A helpful analysis of financial issues brings adult children up to speed on the critical topic of how to pay for eldercare. Adult children will appreciate the useful section that explains how to get aging parents to accept that they need more help. Detailed checklists on how to evaluate a facility, with extensive tips culled from Medicare publications, round out the booklet.

Visitors can download the Free "Practical Guide to Selecting Eldercare Facilities

About BestAssistedLiving.com
www.BestAssistedLiving.com features practical articles on how to care for aging loved ones. The site has plenty of thoughtful advice on how to select a quality facility that matches the elder’s needs, as well as how to manage the many, many issues that are part of caring for one’s aging relatives.  Topeldercares has a detailed database that lists hundreds of quality eldercare facilities in cities and towns across the nation, to make finding the right facility for mom or dad easier. Discussion Forums on various topics and geographical areas provide a venue where caregivers can ask questions, get valuable support, and offer their opinions.

www.BestAssistedLiving.com – Find the best eldercare facilities for your loved one.

For additional information please contact:

John Bradybr /> President
203 415 4792