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As we kickstart the new year, it’s good to know that nearly 62% of adults aged 55 and older are likely to set goals. Goal setting isn’t just a practice for the younger generation. It can be a success and self-improvement tool for assisted living seniors. As you age, your priorities may shift, but you still have…

A holiday visit to senior living is just what your loved one needs to get into the holiday spirit. After all, research shows that social connectedness is a top source of joy for those over 65. Since meaningful activities can inspire happiness when they lead to connection, playing games with family members is a great way to…

Many seniors prefer to age in the comfort of their own homes, but there comes a point where safety and daily activities become increasingly difficult to manage independently. As our loved ones age, they often face unique challenges that may require additional support and care. Being able to identify and address early signs that indicate…

Wandering is a common and potentially dangerous behavior in seniors with dementia, especially those living with Alzheimer’s disease. As the condition progresses, individuals may experience confusion, disorientation, and a desire to return to a familiar place or time, leading to wandering episodes. This behavior poses risks such as falls, injuries, and getting lost. It’s crucial for…

The holiday season is the perfect time to spread joy. Whether you’re shopping for loved ones close by or far away, finding gifts that evoke heartfelt connections adds a special touch to the festive season. Thoughtful gifts in senior living create meaningful connections. It enriches lives with love and the simple joy of being remembered.…

As our loved ones age, the transition to assisted living becomes a significant part of their journey. Assisted living facilities provide essential support for seniors. This also counts for facilities that cater to memory care. Open communication is crucial. It’s the main aspect that ensures the well-being of your elderly family member is maintained. This…

Sundown syndrome describes a state of confusion patients with dementia and Alzheimer’s experience during the night. This syndrome can cause feelings of stress in patients with these conditions, and if you’re helping care for someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s, understanding the causes of sundown syndrome and what triggers it in seniors is important. Providing comprehensive memory…

The holiday season is a time of joy, laughter, and shared moments with loved ones. However, for the over 20% of Americans who find themselves in the role of caregivers, this festive time can also bring a unique set of challenges. As families gear up for reunions or plan vacations, caregivers face the dilemma of ensuring the…

As we gracefully age, the golden years should be a time of relaxation and enjoyment. However, the reality is that many seniors find themselves grappling with stress in their day-to-day lives. The challenges of aging, health concerns, and the fast-paced nature of the modern world can take a toll on mental well-being. The good news is that…

Healthy meal planning is important for everyone but is essential for individuals in the later stages of life. These considerations almost always evoke the debate about whether people should eat meat. A better question may revolve around the types of meat you eat and how often. A balanced diet needs variety. This should always include plenty of fresh vegetables…