It’s a sad fact, but many older adults with dementia have an impaired ability to think, remember, and make decisions. Besides these cognitive changes, loved ones with dementia can also present psychological changes. Anxiety, agitation, paranoia, and mood swings are common behavioral and personality changes in dementia. Memory care in senior living communities offers research-based […]
How to Talk to Your Parents About Assisted Living
When your parents can benefit from extra care and support, assisted living can help. However, your parents may have questions, concerns, or problems about moving into a new community. If you’re talking with your parents about assisted living, how can you make this conversation go smoothly? Continue reading to learn more about how to talk […]
5 Benefits of Music for Seniors Dealing With Alzheimer’s
Caring for a loved one with memory loss can be challenging, especially if you start noticing them lose interest in their surroundings. Thankfully there are tools, such as music, that can help improve their mood and create an atmosphere for social connections. Music, according to researchers, stimulates many parts of the brain at the same […]
How to Prevent Depression in the Elderly
Depression affects more than your loved one’s state of mind–it can also affect their physical well-being as well as the people who surround and support them. Unfortunately, depression can be more common in the elderly, especially if they struggle with illness or have experienced a recent loss. However, this is not a normal part of […]
Religious Based Senior Care (Catholic, Christian, & Jewish Senior Care)
Faith is something that determines many people’s decisions in life. So, why would an aging adult not consider their faith regarding the senior living community they want to be a part of? For many people, their faith is what gets them through each day. They love and rely on their religious community for advice, comfort, […]
What Is Respite Care for Dementia?
What Is Respite Care for Dementia? A caregiver is an adult who regularly helps a spouse or family member who is elderly, has a chronic or progressive disorder, or is disabled. People with dementia require a different level of care than someone sick or disabled. It can leave family caregivers providing long hours of physically […]
How to Find Purpose & Community in Retirement
How to Find Purpose & Community in Retirement Retirement is an exciting new stage of life, and with that, there are new factors to consider. Whether you or your loved one is considering a new lifestyle or moving to a new community, finding purpose and community in this new stage of life is essential. Let’s […]
Benefits of Personal Care Homes for Senior Living
Benefits of Personal Care Homes for Senior Living Personal care may be right for someone if they need support with daily living. The services and amenities provided with this lifestyle help you or a loved one live independently while getting necessary assistance. Continue reading to learn more about personal care, including what it is and […]
How Does Faith Play Into Senior Living Decisions?
How Does Faith Play Into Senior Living Decisions? When the time comes to transition into a new stage of life, some crucial decisions will come your way. Your loved ones may rely on you to help them choose the right community to settle in. A crucial aspect of these decisions is faith-based and how faith […]
10 Methods to Caring for Someone with Memory Loss (Dementia & Alzheimer’s)
Caring for Someone with Memory Loss Memory loss can be an emotional process for everyone involved. Sometimes it can be challenging to show how much we care while coping with everyday tasks. Finding a way forward may not always be easy, but we can give you a hand with some simple methods. Our Memory Care […]