Tips for In-Person & Virtual Senior Living Community Tours

The process of choosing a senior living community for your loved one can be complex. Just like an apartment or house hunting process, it requires making sure that a place…

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Not Your Grandma’s Bingo Night: Modern Activities for Seniors

When you think of senior living activities, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? Movies and TV shows have given us plenty of images of older adults gathered…

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Holiday Visits: Be Aware of the Signs an Aging Parent’s Needs Have Changed

Spending time with family is one of the biggest gifts of the holiday season. Since we’re all trying to accomplish so much and find ourselves spread thin, this might be one of the few chances for extended relatives to be in one place, enjoying each other’s company.

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A Beginner’s Guide to Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia

As the people in our lives get older, it’s natural for their mental and physical abilities to slip a little from time to time. Maybe they can’t quite recall that…

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How Healthcare Tech is Revolutionizing Senior Care

Most people don’t think about technology when they think of senior citizens. But today’s 65+ population is much more tech savvy than people realize. Not only are older adults streaming…

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6 Mistakes You Can Avoid When Searching For Senior Care

Before you start the process of finding residential care or assisted living options, here are some tips that will make the experience more effective.

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When It’s Difficult to Love an Older Loved One

The natural instinct for adult children to want to ensure the best care for their parents as they age is hard wired as they continue to seek their parents’ approval. Having some tips to navigate this new territory can make a difference in the lives of both adult children and their parents who need care.

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The Beneficial Bond Between Older Adults and Pets

There’s nothing quite like the comfort a pet can bring, especially during or after a stressful event. Petting their fur and listening to their little noises can bring ease and tranquility that humans cannot. And it’s scientifically backed too.

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Happiness is Key: Boost Your Loved One’s Mental Health

As we get older, we gain further independence from the stresses of work as we reach retirement. But, once you reach a certain age, maintaining a positive mental state can…

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Observing Low Vision Awareness Month

Low Vision Awareness Month is every February, and it is a time to spread awareness about vision rehabilitation and how it supports individuals to live full, active lives.

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American Heart Month: More than a Celebration, a Great Reminder to Take Care of #OurHearts

Celebrated every February, American Heart Month serves as a great reminder to individuals about the importance of taking care of our hearts, at all stages of life.

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Choosing Memory Care or Assisted Living

While the majority of older adults will eventually require long-term care, especially those with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, choosing the right living option can be complicated. Two…

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