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What Is It Like Living in a Retirement Community?

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Adults 65 and over are the largest growing population segment in the United States. As the population ages, the demand for retirement communities expects to increase. People are living longer, and while they still wish to maintain their independence, many also have more difficulties with daily living. Retirement communities provide housing, services, and amenities so […]

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Top Reasons for Moving to a Senior Living Community

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Moving to a senior living community can be a huge step for an aging adult. Even if a person can still take care of themselves in the day-to-day things, eventually maintaining a household—and everything that goes along with that—becomes too much for someone to do by themselves. A major misconception about senior communities is that […]

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What Makes a Good Senior Carer?

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What Makes a Good Senior Carer? Must-Have Qualities for Caregivers There’s a difference between a caregiver and a good caregiver. Just like there’s a difference between a teacher and your favorite teacher. Of course, receiving education or training is a must, but being a good carer requires more. When a caregiver provides excellent care, it […]

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What is Independent Living?

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Independent living is a great option when it’s time to retire and you’re ready to move into a community with like-minded neighbors. With the evolution of housing and a newfound commitment to older adults, the prospect of independent living represents comfort and relaxation. The rise of dedicated communities for independent living results in a safe […]

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Can Someone with Alzheimer’s or Dementia Live at Home?

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There’s No Place Like Home    It can be overwhelming and confusing when our loved ones are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. It’s essential to seek out detailed information about these progressive conditions before deciding your next steps.  Studies have shown that remaining at home can be beneficial to those in the early stages of […]

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How to Communicate with People with Alzheimer’s & Dementia

Senior woman looking at her husband with worry because of his dementia

Communication is an integral part of our lives and is more than just talking and listening. It allows us to exchange information, share knowledge, and develop relationships with the people around us.  Because communication is such a vital part of our lives, especially in our relationships, it can be difficult for everyone when a loved […]

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What Do Alzheimer’s Patients Remember & Why?

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Navigating the Journey of Memory Loss If you have a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease, it may be difficult to understand why some memories fade more quickly than others. Experts are still studying ways to unravel the brain’s inner workings, but recent research into memory loss may offer a few explanations. Alzheimer’s disease progressively impairs […]

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Memory Care vs. Nursing Homes: What’s the Difference?

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A Simple Difference  If you have an elderly loved one requiring full-time care, you may have questions about the options available. If you’re considering a nursing home or memory care facility, it’s essential to understand the differences between these types of facilities before making a decision.  Memory care facilities are designed exclusively for residents with […]

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