July 14, 2016
What to Look for in an Assisted Living Community
Once you’ve made the decision to help a senior loved one move to an assisted living community, you’ve got a big decision to make – which community is best?
Read PostOnce you’ve made the decision to help a senior loved one move to an assisted living community, you’ve got a big decision to make – which community is best?
Read PostBefore you transition an older friend or relative to assisted living, make sure you check these hiding places to ensure you’re not leaving anything behind.
Read PostThe Longest Day is an event created by the Alzheimer’s Association to raise funds and awareness about the disease.
Read PostA diagnosis like Alzheimer’s disease can come as a shock. It’s important to look into next steps to understand how you can help.
Read PostThere are so many ways to spend your time in the warmer weather, why not bring along a senior loved one? Here are a few great ways to enjoy summer together.
Read PostThere is a difference between forgetfulness and dementia, so keep this in mind if you’re worried you may need to transition a loved one to memory care.
Read PostThere are so many benefits to providing a senior with around-the-clock care, especially when they develop dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
Read PostCommunicate with the senior, have a local assistant and understand the older person’s health to provide the best long-distance care possible.
Read PostWhen you’re with an older person, it can be tough to know what to do when he or she has a moment of forgetfulness. Here are some tips to help you react.
Read PostOlder people are commonly diagnosed with ailments like arthritis or high blood pressure, and seeking a second opinion may prove beneficial for several reasons.
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