3 Fast Facts about Sunscreen and Summer Sun
Does it seem like every time the sun comes out this Summer, you find yourself sitting behind a computer screen, in the office and at work? Than you too must live in New England. What this means is that every moment able to be enjoyed in the sun must be taken full advantage of, UV rays, tan lines and all. Although it might feel like it's been hard to catch any time in the sun this Summer, it's important to always be prepared for those hot, New England days.
Read MoreNext Steps After a Dementia Diagnosis
If a loved one has received a dementia diagnosis, you may be feeling overwhelmed – and uncertain – as to which steps to take next. It’s important to understand there are several resources available to provide guidance. It can also be helpful to realize you are not alone. A recent study estimates that almost 10%
Read MoreA Guide to the Senior Living Move-In Process
Older adults who need help with daily tasks or who have discovered a declining quality of life may have decided an assisted living community could be the perfect solution. Residents can thrive when given the opportunity to live an engaged and meaningful life. Once a specific community has been selected and a move-in date chosen, it’s time to begin the senior living move-in process. However, you may be unsure of where to start.
Read MoreThe Pride Flag(s) and its Meaning – hope comes in many colors
The symbol most associated with the LGBTQ+ community is the rainbow. Recognized as a symbol of hope throughout history, the rainbow was a perfect symbol to represent the LGBTQ+ community, all they had fought for and all they continue to fight for.
Read MoreThe Benefits of Senior Living for Couples
As we grow older, it’s not uncommon to need a helping hand with daily tasks. Whether the challenges are shopping and preparing healthy meals, bathing safely or managing medications, senior living can provide the perfect solution. When choosing assisted living, you’ll discover you can remain independent – while taking advantage of everything the community has to offer:
Read MoreDementia & Harmful Flowers – A List to Take to Your Florist
Did you know? Bouquets can pose a danger to those with symptoms of dementia or Alzheimer's disease. Specific harmful flowers can be toxic if someone experiencing dementia mistakes the beautiful colors as something edible. We’ve put together a list of good and bad flowers to include in your Mother’s Day bouquet or to share with your local florist.
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