Caring for Someone with Alzheimer’s Disease

According to the Centers for Disease Control, Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia. It’s a progressive illness that worsens over time. It impacts emotional, physical, and mental functions, typically in older people aged 65 and over. In certain cases, it may appear before that (i.e., early onset). Researchers aren’t sure what causes [...]

2022-02-18T16:40:19-08:00

5 Suggestions to Improve Quality of Life for Seniors

As our loved one's age, their health and wellness need ultimately change. While this may be nerve-wracking and unfamiliar, we can support them in many ways. With their permission, we can assist seniors with establishing good habits to make aging enjoyable. Today, we’ll discuss 5 suggestions to improve the quality of life for seniors. Deal [...]

2022-02-18T13:29:52-08:00

How to Successfully Age in Place: 5 Planning Tips

What is Aging in Place? Current healthy aging policy defines aging in place (AIP) as the process of continuing to live independently (to some degree) in our communities throughout old age. It emphasizes the avoidance of nursing home facilities. AIP allows older adults to stay connected to loved ones, maintain autonomy, and avoid the high [...]

2022-02-15T13:29:46-08:00

How to stay mobile in our later years

It may seem difficult at first, but by starting off slow and creating a routine we can help keep ourselves mobile for longer as we age. Exercise is one of the most important tools to live a long and healthy life. Physical activity can help us live healthier and happier and can support mental fitness [...]

2022-02-14T13:29:50-08:00
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