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When Is It Time for Memory Care?

A senior woman with dementia staring out the window.

Dementia often poses unique challenges to our aging loved ones—cognitive decline, memory impairment, and even personality changes are all possible symptoms. While memory care can help a senior living with dementia, many people wonder how to go about identifying when it’s time for their loved one to consider memory care. If your loved one’s cognitive […]

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Tips To Prevent Caregiver Burnout

A young caregiver helping a smiling senior woman in respite care.

When a senior loved one needs around-the-clock care, it can be extremely rewarding to step in and offer to help. But taking care of another person full-time can also be demanding work. Caregiving requires a great deal of emotional and physical energy, and—if you aren’t careful—it can also quickly lead to caregiver burnout. Caregiver burnout […]

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How Much Physical Activity Do Seniors Need?

A Group of Seniors outside doing yoga.

Staying physically active is a means for maintaining health, and a joyful avenue to enhance quality of life, foster community, and keep the spirit of adventure alive. There’s no denying the joy and vitality that physical activity can bring into your life.  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests that individuals aged 65 […]

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Who qualifies for Assisted Living?

A mature smiling Woman in a wheelchair looks up at a friendly nurse who is offering support.

Assisted living is designed for those where a little extra help is needed with daily activities. It’s a wonderful option for individuals who wish to maintain their independence but could use support in areas such as medication management, cooking, and housekeeping. This living arrangement is ideal for those who no longer find it easy or […]

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Memory Care vs. Assisted Living: Which Is Right?

An older adult man in a memory care facility sitting on a chair smiling and having a conversation with a nurse.

As family members grow older, their care requirements can change, leading families to explore different living arrangements for their loved ones. Two popular options that often come into consideration are memory care and assisted living communities. The distinctions between assisted living and memory care involve the staff’s training level, the community’s security protocols, the variety […]

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The Role of Pets in Senior Assisted Living

An older adult woman sitting on a couch with a dog, looking directly at the camera and smiling

You may have heard of pet therapy for seniors, but pets can play a larger part in an older adult’s life. The role of pets in senior assisted living ranges from physical and emotional health benefits but can also extend to benefiting the caregiving staff. As long as your loved one’s community allows pets, we’ve […]

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