Learning doesn’t stop as soon as we’re out of school. Everyday is an opportunity to grow our knowledge bank if we pay attention. We’re surrounded by possibilities. But for those who commit to lifelong learning, they’ll not only be well-rounded but will enjoy the benefits of keeping their brains healthier and fit.
Read MoreHealthy eating is a basic foundation of aging well, but as we grow older it can become more of a challenge. You may notice your own parents struggling to prepare and eat healthy foods. After a lifetime, it’s understandable to become tired of mealtime planning, shopping, cooking and cleaning up. But these activities can also become more physically difficult to accomplish.
Read MoreImagine being able to help loved ones with Alzheimer’s recollect glimpses of their past. Dementia steals recent and future memories from those living with the illness. But before they enter the later stages, they may be able to reach back through time and relive moments of who they were before the diagnosis.
Read MoreWe are going to touch upon four financial resources you may be eligible for. Remember that most people pay for senior living with more than one source. Most options come with benefits and drawbacks so it’s important to look over all your options before deciding what is right for you.
Read MoreWords play a large role in framing a perception, and the perception of senior living is no exception. When deciding to talk with your loved one about the idea of senior living you may be tempted to use words like facility, unit and tour. We have provided you with some alternative language that may create a more positive perception around senior living.
Read MoreWe talk with Program Assistant, Stephanie, who works at one of our Avita Memory Care communities, Avita of Newburyport. Stephanie gives a first hand account of programming during a pandemic, the importance of keeping residents engaged and active and maintaining family connections in the age of virtual visits.
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