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Alzheimer’s vs. Normal Aging

Is your loved one experiencing memory lapses or behavioral changes? Learn the key differences between Alzheimer’s and normal aging so you can recognize when it’s time to seek medical advice.

What to Know Before Researching Senior Living Online

Is your loved one beginning to need help with a few of the basic daily tasks? Has a parent been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia? Is around-the-clock support or attention now required due to a family member’s frailty or chronic condition? Or are you searching for an easier but more active

Finding a Sense of Safety and Security in Senior Living

As we grow older, our priorities change. Where the focus may have once been on raising children or meeting career milestones, the view – and goals – shift as time goes by. One area that may seem to take on more importance is finding a sense of safety. If you’re not feeling as safe as

What’s Included in the Cost of Senior Living

Private residences, delicious and nutritious meals, amenities and activities are only a few of the many benefits you’ll find if you or a loved one is considering senior living. While learning about all the advantages that today’s communities offer, you may be surprised to discover what’s included in the cost of senior living. As you

What’s Important for You in a Senior Living Community?

If you or a family member is considering whether a senior living community could be the answer to assist with needs or improve a loved one’s quality of life, you may find yourself wondering how best to guide your decision. Understanding the different types of senior living and determining which services are most important can

Exercises for Seniors to Help Prevent Falls – and Stay Independent

Did you know that every second of every day in the U.S. an older adult aged 65+ falls? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, this is why falling is also the leading cause of injury for this age group. But there is good news. They are preventable. Why your risk of falling

5 Engaging Activities to Share with Your Loved One in Memory Care

If your loved one is living with dementia, you may find it more of a challenge to connect as the disease progresses. But it’s critical for family members and friends to realize that interactions and companionship remain vital to quality of life. Even if the way you spend time together is changing, it can still