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Alzheimer’s is a progressive form of dementia that affects nearly 7 million Americans and their families. As Alzheimer’s progresses, providing care can be both emotionally and physically demanding. However, with the right approach, caregivers can make a significant difference in the lives of those they support, helping their loved ones live well and find joy, even while experiencing

The phone rings. It's your sibling, expressing growing concerns about Mom's ability to live independently. You know it's time for a serious family conversation, but where do you begin? Coordinating schedules, addressing differing opinions, and finding the right words can feel overwhelming. It's hard enough to agree on a restaurant you all like, let alone

This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Consult a financial advisor.   Choosing the right senior living community for a loved one is a big decision, and understanding the financial aspects can add complexity to the process. We believe this journey should be as smooth as possible. That's why we’re

This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Check with your care physician before making any lifestyle changes that may affect your health. Individual recommendations may vary based on health, conditions, and medications.   Mealtimes can be a source of joy and connection, but for seniors living with dementia, the

The digital age has flipped the script on entertainment costs. Especially for bookworms on a budget, there's a whole universe of free and affordable reading material just waiting to be explored. Let’s flip through these tips on affordable reading resources and discover new ways to find books you love! Borrowing eBooks and audiobooks from the library 

This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Check with your care physician before making any lifestyle changes that may affect your health. Individual recommendations may vary based on health, conditions, and medications.   Mealtimes can be a source of joy and connection, but for seniors living with dementia, the

Think your loved one's frequent trips to the bathroom are just a sign of getting older? It could be a Urinary tract infection (UTI).  UTI’s are the most common infection in older adults, and often fly under the radar with symptoms that mimic dementia or aging. While treatable with antibiotics, leaving a UTI untreated can

Do you ever crave a little more connection in your day? As we age, the importance of social interaction only grows. Companion living arrangements in senior living offer a perfect solution for those who cherish independence but also want companionship. But what exactly are the benefits of companion living? To find out, we spoke with

Ever dream of visiting the Grand Canyon with your parent by your side, or sharing a laugh over steaming bowls of pasta in a charming Italian trattoria? Travel isn't just for the young! Seniors today are living longer, healthier lives, and the desire to explore new places only grows stronger with age. Traveling with family, including

Have you ever marveled at the resilience of a parent or grandparent who's faced life's ups and downs? The strength and wisdom of seniors can be inspiring. However, even the most resilient person may face unique challenges to mental health, especially as we age like depression, anxiety, or age-related issues like reduced mobility. These challenges,