We help families, with aging loved ones, make informed decisions through education and consultation.
03/16/2026
Sometimes we can feel alone even when we are surrounded by people who love us. For Joan, art therapy provided a way to process her emotions and share them with her loved ones, drawing her out of her loneliness by fostering moments of connection. Read the full story in our March blog!
Sometimes we can feel alone even when we are surrounded by people who love us. For Joan, art therapy provided a way to process her emotions and share them with her loved ones, drawing her out of her loneliness by fostering moments of connection.
03/15/2026
What happens when home care isn't enough? Home care is often the first choice for aging seniors and their families when seniors need a little extra help with daily tasks. Our Aging Life Care Managers® can provide a professional assessment of a senior's living situation and recommend the proper level of care to keep the senior safe. Reach out to us at (303) 799-1313 or at Contact@AnswersForSeniorCare.com to learn more!
Steps to Take When Home Care Isn’t Working When home care is no longer enough for your parent, the next step is to reassess their needs …
03/14/2026
03/11/2026
Successful aging practices range from diet and exercise to cognitive health activities. These five exercises from Stanford Medicine are a great starting place for anyone looking into aging health - and it's never too late to start!
Stanford Medicine clinicians say that the seventh and eighth decades of our lives are the perfect time to focus on habits that will preserve independence, mobility and mental sharpness.
03/10/2026
Modern healthcare systems tend to prioritize efficiency over individuality. Seniors deserve care that takes the whole picture into account, not just what can be squeezed into a rushed appointment. Our Aging Life Care Managers® take the time to learn the needs of each individual along with their circumstances, history, and life goals, giving seniors the chance to get the best care for their unique needs.
Uncategorized When Slowness Isn’t the Problem in Aging Care
03/08/2026
With so much new technology focused on extending and maintaining health, one person asks: is having the best technology enough to age well?
From CES to retail shelves, technology to extend longevity and healthspan is becoming a new run-rate cost of living and living in retirement.
03/04/2026
Family caregivers know that life can throw challenge after challenge with little respite. Read one caregiver's powerful story of struggle and regrowth.
You are not alone in the caregiving journey. If you or a loved one is facing aging challenges, reach out to us at (303) 799-1313 or at Contact@AnswersForSeniorCare.com.
A detailed laying out of who cares for whom, prefaced by the author’s lived experience as a caregiver.
03/01/2026
Looking for ideas to increase your social life this year? Read through these options or contact us at (303) 799-1313 or Contact@AnswersForSeniorCare.com to find local options that will work for you!
Introduction to Social Activities for Seniors in 2026 As we embrace 2026, the significance of remaining socially active and engaged during the senior years has never been clearer. An active social life not only promotes mental and emotional well-being but reinforces physical health, cognitive sharpn...
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Lily and Phil Hotaling have been married for 38 years and have 5 children ranging in age from 19 to 32 years old. We live in Parker, Co and have lived in the Denver area since 1994.
Why we started Answers for Senior Care:
In 2006, Lily’s mom, Nelly, took a fall and broke a vertebra in her lower back. Suffering from osteoporosis, this was the beginning of a 6-month battle with many twists and turns. At the same time, Lily’s dad was suffering from beginning stages of dementia making poor choices and exhibiting irrational behavior. We knew nothing about the disease nor did we have time to learn. With two parents needing help and guidance and the responsibility of children and jobs to maintain, we were a classic example of the “sandwich generation” namely, taking care of parents and children at the same time.
Our journey included educating ourselves in many areas such as legal (Power of Attorney), insurance, hospital, skilled nursing, in-home care, memory care, rehab and many other pieces.
At the time we were working through these challenges understanding the healthcare system we were raising our kids whose ages were 7, 9, 10, 18 & 20. Looking back, we wish we had a resource to turn to like Answers for Senior Care for guidance and support.
Personal Service, It’s what we do!
Answers for Senior Care will review a client's needs by meeting in person, assess their needs and provide or refer quality, reliable resources that support them in their home or community, and empower families with the tools they need to help them on their journey.
Housing/Placement Services:
Answers for Senior Care is a consulting company that provides quality, reliable resources to help empower families with the tools they need. One of those resources is help finding appropriate housing such as independent living, assisted living, memory care and residential care homes.
Care Management:
Answers for Senior Care provides geriatric care management services which help guide families who are looking for assistance in providing quality care and increasing the quality of life for those they love. Through assessment, care planning, service coordination, monitoring, and advocacy we lead families to actions and decisions which help reduce worry and stress and provide peace of mind
Other:
Lily is a Certified Geriatric Care Manager and Phil is a Family Consultant specializing in senior housing placement services. Both Phil & Lily are volunteers for the Alzheimer’s Association and are members of the speaker’s bureau. We help educate families about dementia and help them find resources they need to better manage their situation. Lily also facilitates a support group for family caregivers whose loved ones are suffering from dementia.
