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The Benefits of Assisted Living for Memory Care
Senior Living And Memory Care The human body—and the human mind—experience a vast series of changes throughout our lifetimes, not least when we reach our senior years. Changes in the way our bodies respond to the environment, stress, and movement—including within our bones, heart, skin, and digestive system—necessitate alterations in the way we eat, exercise, […]
What to Look for in an Assisted Living Facility
Making the decision to move a loved one into an assisted living facility can feel overwhelming. This decision usually comes with the realization that your loved one can’t completely care for themself anymore. This can be difficult to accept, on top of the need to want to find the best assisted living facility possible. In […]
What Exactly Is Assisted Living?
Home is where the heart is, but there may be a time in your life or a loved one’s life when that home is no longer a safe place to be. When your loved ones are experiencing memory or movement disorders, they may need more direct care—or at the least, someone available to help in […]
Keeping the Holiday Spirit Alive While Loved Ones Are in Care Facilities
The holiday season is a time to visit with family and share traditions that have carried on for generations. When you have a loved one in a nursing home, memory care facility or assisted living facility, this can be a stressful time as you try to determine the best way to maintain the holiday spirit. […]
Staying Connected to Family Members in Memory Care When you Can’t Visit
The COVID-19 outbreak and the lockdown restrictions that followed affected every American, but some of the hardest hit by the quarantine restrictions are the elderly individuals in memory care programs. Social distancing policies and visitation restrictions for many memory care and elder care facilities prevent loved ones from visiting their family members in person. Social […]
6 Things You Need to Know About Memory Care
When you have an older loved one who needs assisted living services, knowing what to do next can be challenging. It’s important to consider the full spectrum of care they need for all their medical needs, both physical and psychological. It’s an unfortunate reality that many senior adults struggle with neurodegenerative diseases and other medical […]
Alzheimer’s and Family Genetics
Alzheimer’s disease is a degenerative neurological disease similar to dementia. This condition affects millions of people all over the country. The impact Alzheimer’s disease can have on a family is quite profound and ultimately heartbreaking. A person with Alzheimer’s disease will slowly have trouble remembering basic information. They may lose their train of thought mid-sentence […]
Gentle Exercise for Elders
Exercise is fantastic for every person of every age. However, as people age, their physical capabilities and strength decrease. Many seniors have more frail overall health, as well as weakened immune systems. With a diminished ability to engage in all types of strenuous exercise, seniors often need to look for more gentle exercises that will […]
Recognizing Signs of Depression in the Elderly
First, it is critical to note that depression is never a normal part of the aging process. In some cases, elderly seniors experience losses or feelings of grief that are normal. However, if you notice that your elderly loved one starts to exhibit these signs of depression, you should consider getting them some help as […]
Helping Seniors Boost Mental Health During COVID-19 Quarantine
The current quarantine to fight the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many Americans to reschedule their entire routines, with countless people working from home and attending to their kids while schools are closed. Unfortunately, adapting to this new reality is more difficult for some people than others, and senior citizens across the nation are facing some […]
How To Know When To Transition to Alzheimer’s Assisted Living
Ideally, people never need to place their families in Alzheimer’s assisted living. In fact, ideally, no one in your family gets Alzheimer’s disease. It is difficult to watch your family member’s health deteriorate and more painful still to decide to place them in a nursing facility. Dementia might affect the ability to remember you or […]
How Is Assisted Living Different Than a Nursing Home?
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