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Moving to a senior independent living community can be an immensely rewarding experience for many older adults. However, the decision to switch residences and change up established routines is often …
Deciding to move out of your home and into a senior living community is a major life decision. There are many different types of senior living options to choose from, …
You know there are many benefits to your loved one’s upcoming move to an assisted living community. At an assisted living community, your loved one will have the daily support …
The arrival of cold and flu season can pose dangers for many, especially older adults. While most cases are mild enough to be managed at home, for seniors with pre-existing …
The holidays are here, packed full to bursting with meals to prepare, celebrations to plan and end-of-year deadlines to meet. This is a joyful but also stressful time of year, …
There are few things better than a visit from one’s grandchildren during the holiday season. As the nights get chillier, the holiday season heats up, bringing with it a plethora …
If the time has come to transition your loved one to a memory care community, you may be feeling apprehensive about the move. How can you create a low-stress moving …
Online scams targeting seniors have become increasingly common. In the year 2020 alone, nearly $1 billion was stolen from adults aged 60 and over. Fortunately, if you can spot the …
Balance is crucial to one’s overall mobility and quality of life, yet how often do you intentionally engage in balance-strengthening activities? This also becomes increasingly important as we age, as …
It’s estimated that as many as 6.5 million Americans age 65 or older are currently living with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia. If you’re acting as a caregiver for …
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