Living Well in Later Life. A Guide for Adult Children

Living Well in Later Life

Adult children are increasingly playing a decisive role in where – and how – their parents live in later life, but many say they feel unprepared for the conversations that come with it.

 

SUPPORTING ADULT CHILDREN

Castle View, Windsor has launched a new, neutral guide specifically for adult children who want to support their parents in thinking through their future living options – whether that means staying put, getting more help at home, or exploring an Integrated Retirement Community (IRC).

The guide walks readers through how to start sensitive conversations, what IRCs actually offer in practice (from independent apartments and 24/7 on‑site support to social life, facilities and care that can flex over time), and how to weigh up fees, contracts and inheritance planning with independent advice.

It also includes real‑life stories, showing how other adult children have approached these decisions without pressure or guilt.

 

WHAT TO EXPECT?

Throughout, the focus is on respect, autonomy and fit – recognising that IRC living won’t be right for everyone, and that the goal is an informed, shared decision that gives both generations peace of mind.

Read the full guide here to explore practical checklists, key questions to ask on visits, and ways to visit Castle View together or independently so your parents can form their own view in their own time.

If you need more information, or have any questions, please contact one of our Later Life Advisers

 

DOWNLOAD THE GUIDE HERE

 

Other Guides are available here

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