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An Association's Response to Those Who Need Additional Living Care

Some older individuals choose to live out their final years in their residences alone rather than in nursing homes or assisted-living facilities. Additionally, there are times that other individuals may experience specific mental health issues that make them unable to care for themselves adequately. Associations are often at a loss with how to assist these individuals. Plus, associations are not professional healthcare or mental health providers, so they can't address such matters. Instead, associations will need to request help from family, friends, or governmental entities.

Guest UserDecember 2, 2021laws, Florida law, assistance, elderly, mental health, contacts

7 Steps to Keep Your HOA Healthy

Managing the daily operations of a homeowners association can make it hard for Florida board members and community managers to carve out time to evaluate the health of their association. Though it may be one more thing to do, knowing your community’s financial standing, curb appeal, and relationship with residents is well worth the time and effort.

Mental Health Issues in Your Community

Mental health issues aren't new to community associations, but the pandemic has heightened these feelings and behaviors. It has become overwhelming for many managers and board members. I

Advice, Board Members, HOA Board Members, Safety ConcernsGuest UserMarch 19, 2021hoarding, safety, COVID-19, mental health

HOAs Obligations to Residents With Neurological Issues

HOAs ask themselves: should an association make accommodations for people with neurological issues like early-onset dementia, schizophrenia, and autism spectrum? What special accommodations or exceptions are available under the Fair Housing Act?

Advice, Board Members, Community Events, Safety ConcernsGuest UserNovember 9, 2020HOA, neightborhood, mental health, residents

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