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Simple Ways to Show Thanks to Senior Loved Ones This Thanksgiving

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Simple Ways to Show Thanks to Senior Loved Ones This Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, and it’s the perfect holiday to take time to express gratitude for our family and friends. Are you wondering how you can make this Thanksgiving extra special for the senior in your life? Here are some of our favorite ideas to thank your loved ones and show them how much they’re […]

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5 Things to Know About Assisted Living

As the number of aging baby boomers increases, thousands of older adults are choosing to move to assisted living communities rather than “age in place” at home. But despite its growing popularity, many older adults and their families still don’t know about the benefits of moving to assisted living or understand how it differs from other […]

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5 Common Misconceptions About Assisted Living Communities

Assisted living is rapidly growing in popularity among aging adults, but there are still plenty of myths circulating about what life is really like in an assisted living community. It’s common for seniors to hold onto fears or preconceived notions about assisted living that lead them to overlook its many benefits. The reality is that […]

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Moving a Parent to Assisted Living: Helpful Strategies for a Stress-Free Transition

Moving a parent to assisted living can be an emotionally difficult experience for everyone involved. Your parent might be apprehensive about leaving their home filled with memories. They could also be nervous about getting older, meeting new friends, and adapting to life in a new space. You and your family might be nervous about the […]

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4 Tips for Managing and Preventing Caregiver Stress

According to a 2015 report, about 34.2 million Americans provide unpaid care to an adult aged 50 and older, usually a parent, spouse or other relative. As the primary caregiver, they may provide help with a range of personal care activities for their older loved one, including dressing, grooming, medication management, grocery shopping, meal preparation, […]

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Is Assisted Living Right for My Parent? What to Ask and Look for in the Assisted Living Search

Moving your parent or older loved one to an assisted living facility can be one of the best decisions you make for their overall happiness, health, and wellbeing. But once you’ve determined that it’s time for assisted living, the next important step is choosing the right community. With so many different types of communities available, […]

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Home Care vs. Assisted Living: Which Option is Right for Your Parent?

If your aging parent needs more assistance in their daily routine than you and your family can provide, it’s probably time to look for additional help. Luckily, it comes to senior care, today’s older adults have more options than ever before. But with so many options to choose from, it can be difficult to determine […]

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Should My Parents Still Live Alone? 4 Signs Your Loved One Needs Assisted Living

We all want the best for our parents, especially as they grow older. Many senior adults value their independence and want to continue living at home as they age. However, there comes a day when most families are faced with a difficult question: How do I know if my aging loved should still live alone? […]

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Healthy Aging: 6 Brain Health Tips for Seniors

Many older adults experience occasional forgetfulness or lapses in memory, such as misplacing one’s keys or forgetting someone’s name. These minor “senior moments” are common and most of the time aren’t cause for concern. However, contrary to popular belief, significant cognitive decline is not a part of healthy aging. Major memory problems that interfere with […]

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Essential Questions to Ask Your Aging Parents

When it comes to talking to your aging parents about subjects such as health and aging, it’s natural to feel anxious or uncomfortable. Because these topics are often so emotionally charged, many people avoid voicing their concerns until their parent experiences a health crisis or other emergency. But no matter how hard you may try […]

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