Managing the Next Step: Easing Fears of Aging
Although the aging process comes for us all, fears about the loss of mobility or independence are normal - and to be expected.
6 Creative Activities to Spark Joy and Remembrance
By embracing creative approaches that spark remembrance, we can create moments of happiness, belonging and purpose for our loved ones.
Preparing Seniors for Hurricane Season
Hurricane season is a time of heightened awareness for everyone in storm-prone areas, but it poses especially serious risks for seniors.
EXERT Trial Links Exercise and Cognitive Stability
The EXERT trial confirms that physical activity is one of the most powerful tools caregivers have to help residents stay mentally sharp and emotionally balanced.
Seniors and Pets: Benefits of Companionship
Pets offer nonjudgmental companionship. They listen without interrupting and provide affection without conditions.
Alleviate Transfer Trauma for Your Loved One with Dementia
Moving a loved one with dementia to a new living environment can trigger transfer trauma, a cluster of symptoms that include confusion, anxiety, agitation, and depression.
Why to Consider Florida Assisted Living for Retirement
More seniors from across the country have chosen Florida assisted living as a retirement option, drawn by lifestyle and healthcare access.
Why Community is So Important to Seniors
For senior adults, being part of a meaningful community that supports them is more than just a way to stay busy; it’s essential to their emotional, mental, and even physical well-being.
Assisted Living: Appropriate for Independent Seniors?
Whether it's for safety or socialization, assisted living can be an ideal choice for seniors who are mostly independent but looking for a supportive environment.
Simple Sensory Exercises for a Dementia Patient
Sensory exercises help people with dementia connect to the world around them by engaging the five senses—sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste.