When visiting with your aging loved ones, you may start to notice some of the early indicators that they could benefit from the additional support and care...
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Topics: Senior Living, Caregivers
Throughout the U.S., there are more than 37 million unpaid caregivers who assist someone age 65 or older. That’s 14% of the entire population. That number is...
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During the search for a comfortable and safe senior living community for your loved one, you may experience feelings of confusion and stress. Take a deep...
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Deciding on the proper care pathway can feel overwhelming when a loved one needs more care than you know you can provide. Many people mistakenly assume that...
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In 1950, getting in touch with a friend involved flipping through a phone book, finding the right name and number, dialing the digits on a rotary phone, and...
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Many people face common barriers to leaving their homes, such as weather, illnesses, and lack of transportation. These challenges can make it difficult to stay...
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Being aware of and protecting ourselves against fraud is a necessary aspect of life. Sadly, older adults are targeted more often. It’s assumed, not always...
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It’s no surprise that caregivers need care, too. That’s especially true for those working in the senior living or healthcare profession. Back in 2017, The...
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Animal and pet therapy has long been recognized as calming and soothing for seniors—especially those in dementia and Alzheimer’s care. Many senior living...
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When your loved one is hospitalized for surgery, illness, or a routine procedure, there are often so many immediate concerns that it can be hard to focus on...
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