New Year, New Room!
As we get started in the New Year, let's take a look at some fun and easy ways seniors can design a new room and change up their living space.
As we get started in the New Year, let's take a look at some fun and easy ways seniors can design a new room and change up their living space.
Resolutions foster a sense of purpose and a positive attitude, both of which have been shown to reduce the potential for tangible health issues such as heart disease and dementia.
If you are a caregiver for a senior loved one, take heed of this information - it could help prevent conditions including heart disease, stroke, and hypertension. Let's take a look at this purported anti- Alzheimer's diet.
While interaction with your loved one may have changed, you can still have engaging conversations and meaningful moments.
Loneliness for the elderly is prolific, but the combination of the holidays and the continued crisis can make isolation feel worse at this time of year.
Full-service assisted living homes with a nurse, and trained caregivers will handle most of the end-of-life services and care situations. However, they do not handle a lot of medical conditions.
There are pros and cons to creating a joint bank account with your aging parent. Before you head off to the bank, consider these facts.
Gift ideas are inpsired by the personality and favorite pastimes of your loved one - so find a gift that reflects those interests.
Assisted living provides a safe home for aging veterans who require assistance with activities of daily living such as cooking, cleaning, and hygiene.
An estate sale is an effective way to declutter and downsize, as well as to raise some money for the move into your new assisted living home.