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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.

Discovering Companionship in Assisted Living

Have you noticed your parents beginning to stay at home more or are no longer participating in the activities they once enjoyed? Do they sound lonely when you call? Is there little mention of seeing friends or interest shown in getting together with others? Loneliness and social isolation can become more common as we grow

Benefits of Creativity: 5 Surprising Advantages to Help You Age and Live Well

If you’re setting goals to age and live well, you won’t want to overlook the advantages of creativity. Take a look at 5 benefits offered.

Tips to Help Your Parent Feel at Home in Assisted Living

Quality of life in assisted living If your parent needs a little additional help in their day, you may be exploring different options for assistance. The right choice for many families is an assisted living community, as it can provide the most comprehensive help for their loved ones to continue living a quality life while

When is the Best Time to Consider an Independent Living Community?

Are you retired and considering all the possibilities that could support the type of lifestyle you’ve long dreamed of? You might have been looking forward to when you would have more free time to spend as you like, to trade in the never-ending responsibilities of home ownership, to travel, or to have the chance to

10 Downsizing Tips for Your Senior Living Move: Begin Your New Lifestyle Off Right

If you’ve made the decision to move into a senior living community, you’re already looking forward to a life full of benefits: Private residence Independent lifestyle Maintenance-free living Dedicated care team Activities and social events Opportunities to meet and make new friends Delicious dining options Scheduled transportation But there likely is an important task that

Searching for the Right Memory Care Community? 5 Features to Look For

If you are caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s, you understand the progressive nature of the illness. As the symptoms and behaviors advance, eventually you may find yourself unable to provide the level of care that is needed. If this occurs, you might want to start looking at additional options so that your loved