When caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia, you’re likely going to face new challenges and behaviors as the disease progresses. They may start...
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Henry and Ruth were married almost 60 years when Ruth entered memory care. Suddenly, all the decisions they used to make as a couple, large and small, fell to...
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Independent living communities are a great option for your aging loved ones who no longer want the responsibilities of maintaining a home. These communities...
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Assisted living communities are one of the most popular senior living options available, although with so many choices, it can be tough to know exactly what...
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According to the American Diabetes Association, one in four seniors – approximately 12 million people age 65 and older – have diagnosed or undiagnosed diabetes...
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Maintaining a sense of independence is significant for aging seniors. They want to drive themselves to doctor's appointments, church, the bank or grocery...
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As life spans continue to increase, more and more seniors are moving into senior living communities as couples — rather than individually. That, of course, is...
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According to the Alzheimer’s Association, six in ten people with dementia will wander. It is a common occurrence. However, the term wandering isn’t always an...
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“My advice would be to get as much information about the disease as you possibly can so that you understand the things your loved one is doing and why they are...
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Learning that a loved one needs skilled nursing care can be an emotionally challenging time for the whole family. Decisions need to be made, and often they...
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