Oasis Senior Advisors Plano

11/16/2025

As your parents age, having the right legal documents in place can protect their wishes—and give your family peace of mind. While every situation is unique, here are a few key documents every family should consider:

• Durable Power of Attorney – Allows someone to manage finances if your loved one becomes unable.

• Healthcare Proxy – Designates a trusted person to make medical decisions on their behalf.

• Living Will – Outlines specific wishes for end-of-life medical care.

• Will and/or Trust – Ensures assets are distributed according to their wishes.

• HIPAA Authorization – Gives approved individuals access to important health information.

Starting these conversations early can help avoid confusion or conflict later.

Need guidance navigating senior care options or planning next steps? We’re here to help-at no cost to your family.
Visit: www.OasisSeniorAdvisors.com/Locations/Plano

11/15/2025

Caring for loved ones from miles away can be tough — especially when you want to be there for every doctor’s appointment, grocery run, or moment of comfort.

But even from afar, your support can make a difference. It’s all about connection, communication, and planning.

Here are a few ways to stay involved:

Schedule regular check-ins (video calls help you notice subtle changes).

Coordinate care with neighbors, local friends, or community programs.

Use smart home devices for safety reminders and monitoring.

Keep important info (medications, contacts, care plans) in one shared folder.

Distance doesn’t have to mean disconnection. With the right systems in place, you can help your loved one feel supported and seen — even from states away.

Oasis Senior Advisors are here to help bridge the gap with trusted local guidance.
👉 www.oasissenioradvisors.com/locations/Plano

11/14/2025

The holidays are a special time - full of family, tradition, and togetherness. But for adult children visiting aging parents, it can also be a chance to quietly check in on how they’re really doing.

As you spend time together, keep an eye out for subtle signs that your loved one may need a little extra support:

Things to notice:

Is the home clean, safe, and well-maintained?

Are bills, mail, or medications piling up?

Do you notice changes in mobility, mood, or memory?

Are they eating well and keeping up with daily routines?

These clues don’t always mean a big problem, but they can signal that it’s time to start a gentle conversation about support, safety, or future plans.

The goal isn’t to take independence away - it’s to help your loved one thrive in the environment that’s best for them.

If you’re unsure where to start, Oasis Senior Advisors can guide you every step of the way - with compassion, clarity, and no cost to you.

Learn more:
👉 https://www.oasissenioradvisors.com/locations/Plano

11/13/2025

It’s an honor to help families every day. Thank you for choosing Oasis 💚

11/12/2025

Caregiving is one of the most selfless things you can do — but it’s also one of the hardest.

Many caregivers experience compassion fatigue, a deep emotional exhaustion that comes from constantly caring for others while neglecting themselves. It can show up as irritability, guilt, sadness, or even burnout.

If this sounds familiar:

Take breaks without guilt - rest is part of care.

Accept help when it’s offered.

Join a caregiver support group to share your experiences.

Remember, you can’t pour from an empty cup.

You deserve care and compassion, too.

At Oasis Senior Advisors, we walk alongside families through every step of the journey, helping you find balance, support, and peace of mind.
👉 www.oasissenioradvisors.com/locations/Plano

11/11/2025

Thank you to all Veterans for your service, courage, and sacrifice. We honor you this Veterans Day.💙

We have had the privilege of helping Veterans and their families navigate senior care options with dignity and respect. It’s a small way to give back to those who gave so much.

11/10/2025

November is National Family Caregivers Month.

Even after a loved one moves into senior care, the role of a caregiver doesn’t simply stop, and it’s okay to still feel overwhelmed. You're not alone, and there are ways to share the load, find support, and care for yourself, too.

Our latest blog offers gentle guidance to help you build a healthier balance for both you and your loved one.

🔗 Read more by visiting the link in the comments!

Adult children supporting a parent in senior care don’t have to do it alone. Learn how to tap into resources to find caregiver support.

11/09/2025

As the days get shorter and sunlight becomes scarce, many seniors start to feel the effects - lower energy, mood changes, and even weaker bones.

That’s because Vitamin D, known as the “sunshine vitamin,” plays a big role in keeping our bodies strong and our spirits high. But during fall and winter, it’s much harder to get enough of it naturally.

Here’s why Vitamin D matters for seniors:

Supports bone and muscle strength

Helps boost immune function

Can improve mood and mental health

Aids in calcium absorption for healthy aging

Simple ways to get more Vitamin D:

Spend 10–15 minutes in sunlight when possible

Add foods like salmon, eggs, and fortified milk

Ask your doctor if supplements might help

As the seasons change, a few small adjustments can make a big difference in health and happiness.
For more wellness tips and personalized senior living guidance, visit:
👉 www.oasissenioradvisors.com/locations/Plano

11/08/2025

We all forget things from time to time - but when memory loss begins to disrupt daily life, it may be more than just “getting older.”
That’s when Memory Care becomes an important part of the conversation.
Here’s what families should know:
Memory Care communities are designed to support those with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia in a safe, structured, and compassionate environment.
They offer 24/7 supervision, tailored routines, cognitive therapies, and trained staff who specialize in dementia care.
Residents benefit from calm, secure spaces, engaging activities, and support that respects their dignity and promotes independence wherever possible.

Signs it may be time to consider Memory Care:
– Increased confusion or disorientation
– Wandering or getting lost
– Difficulty with basic tasks (like eating, bathing, or managing medication)
– Aggression, paranoia, or rapid personality changes
– Caregiver stress or burnout

If your loved one is showing any of these signs, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to make these decisions on your own.
At Oasis Senior Advisors, we help families navigate these complex moments with compassion, clarity, and local expertise.
📍 Serving Rhode Island families with FREE, personalized senior living guidance.

Message us today for support or to learn more about your memory care options.

11/07/2025

📅 November is National Long-Term Care Planning Month.

Planning for the future can be complex, from health needs to financial decisions; long-term care requires a team. Learn why professionals like elder law attorneys, estate planners, geriatric care managers, and senior living advisors are essential for navigating the road ahead and how we can support you every step of the way.

🔗 Start planning smart. Visit the link in the comments below!

Find out the types of professionals who can simplify long-term care planning with their specialties in legal, financial, medical, and senior care matters.

11/06/2025

Even when it’s the right choice, moving to a senior living community can bring big emotions — for both seniors and their families.

The first few weeks can feel unfamiliar. New routines, new faces, and a new space can take time to feel like home.

Here are a few ways to make the transition smoother:

Bring personal items — photos, blankets, favorite books — to make the space feel familiar.

Visit often in the beginning, but give space for independence.

Encourage participation in community events to build new friendships.

Be patient — adjustment takes time, and every person’s pace is different.

Most seniors find that once they settle in, they rediscover connection, routine, and joy in daily life.

At Oasis Senior Advisors, we help families find communities that feel like home — and support you through the emotional side of every transition.
👉 www.oasissenioradvisors.com/locations/Plano

11/05/2025

Oasis Senior Advisors is happy to announce that we are sponsoring a live interactive webinar for continuing education credits for Social Workers, Certified Case Managers, Nursing Home Administrators, Nurses and CDPs through Jenerations Health Education.

Jennifer L. FitzPatrick MSW, LCSW-C, CSP of Jenerations Health Education will present Travel with a Dementia Patient: How to Guide Families on Tuesday, December 2, 2025; 2pm-3:15pm EST/1pm-2:15pm CT

To register and see full CE program information (including all credit information & policies) please visit: https://jenerations.ce21.com/item/osadec25
In order to receive credit, you must: Log in on time & attend the entire presentation. Partial credit is not provided. Each person must be individually registered and logged in using the link through you accounts. Do not share links.

For any additional questions please email contact@jenerationshealth.com