Assisted Living Network Podcast
Welcome to the Assisted Living Network, presented by RAL Academy, a podcast designed to help you discover how to successfully invest in the booming Residential Assisted Living market.
If you're a real estate investor, you know how hard it is to find a profitable and fulfilling strategy in today's market. Methods of generating revenue that worked 10 years ago, don’t work today. Are you tired of low cash flow, high maintenance, and unhappy tenants? Do you wish you could make a difference in the world, not just a buck? Do you want your investments to build a legacy, not be a liability? Then you’ve come to the right place.
If you have questions about investing in Residential Assisted Living, this is the podcast for you. Hosted by residential assisted living expert Isabelle Guarino, this podcast provides valuable information and analysis on the trends and opportunities in senior housing, with market insights to help you make informed decisions and gain a competitive edge in your business.
This podcast is brought to you by RAL Academy, the nation's leading experts on residential assisted living. The RAL Academy has trained tens of thousands of investors and entrepreneurs on how to make the most of the lucrative investment opportunities in assisted living. We help entrepreneurs just like you learn how to turn residential homes into assisted living facilities for seniors, combining your passion for real estate with your compassion for people. This is not just a business, it's a mission. You'll learn how to build a business that generates substantial recurrent cash flow while providing a quality service for seniors that is in extremely high demand.
With these short, easily digestible episodes, you'll learn everything you need to know about RAL – how to find, finance, and operate a successful RAL home, how to hire the best staff and market your home to potential residents, how to avoid the common pitfalls and mistakes investors make, and so much more. You'll also hear inspiring stories from other RAL investors, owners and operators who are making a difference in their communities and enjoying the rewards of their work.
The Assisted Living Network is more than just a podcast, it's a movement... a community of like-minded investors who are passionate about creating wealth and serving others. We're here to revolutionize the senior housing industry and empower you to achieve your financial and personal goals. We'll share with you real-life experiences, insights, and tips on how to succeed with assisted living. We'll also interview experts, influencers, and leaders in the field who will inspire and educate you.
Doing good and doing well… that's what Residential Assisted Living is all about. It's a way of investing in real estate that also makes a positive impact on the lives of seniors who need care and support. It's a way of combining profit and purpose, creating a legacy of compassion and service.
If you're an investor who wants to do more than just make money, if you're someone who cares about people and wants to leave this world better than you found it, if you're ready to take your investing to the next level and create a lasting legacy, then this podcast is for you. Don't miss this opportunity to do good and do well with assisted living.
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Assisted Living Network Podcast
3 Signs It May Be Time To Move Into Assisted Living
There are 3 main signs that it is time to move to assisted living.
Number one is that there there was an event, maybe they fell and the doctors say they could fall again and if they do, who's going to be there in the home to see it and pick them up or bring them in or call 911.
Mobility issues are there more activities that they can't do? I mean really slowing down to the point where they need a cane, a walker or even a wheelchair.
The second sign is that they're lonely. They're at home, alone, and they're not engaged anymore. If they're all alone at home, what's going to stimulate them? They need to be engaged and just need to do something where they're part of a community. But if they're quieter, they're staying in, they don't leave the house anymore. That turns into the social constriction, and isolation.
Third one is, are they meeting their own needs when it comes to medication, are they forgetting to take it or taking too much? Food, they forget to eat, or they eat and forgot they eat and eat again. And taking care of themselves, they aren’t bathing or washing their clothes. Those kinds of personal functions are what we call activities of daily living. When they start to need help with those things, well you know that it's getting close to time.
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