In summer, focus on staying hydrated and cool by drinking plenty of water and avoiding the midday heat. In winter, keep your mood and energy up by staying active indoors and connecting with loved ones.
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What a Day in the Life Looks Like in Assisted Living
At All American Assisted Living at Enfield, we carefully design each day to blend independence with the right level of support, offering connections, purpose, and enjoyment.
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Social Media Tips for Seniors: Staying Safe Online
However, navigating the digital world safely by staying aware and protecting your information is essential.
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How to Find Purpose and Community in Retirement
For older adults in assisted living, finding that sense of fulfillment and belonging is more than possible—it’s a core part of daily life. Whether it’s forming new friendships, learning a skill, or giving back to others, purpose thrives in the right environment.
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The Hidden Financial Burden of Caregiving
Whether you’re helping a parent manage medications or supporting a spouse with mobility needs, many family caregivers take on the role without fully understanding how quickly the costs—both financial and personal—can escalate. […]
Safe Slippers to Prevent Falls
Trusted options like Silverts Extra Extra Wide Slip-Resistant Slippers, MediComf Diabetic Slippers, and Acorn Spa Wrap Slippers combine non-slip soles, adjustable fits, and cushioned support to promote stability and prevent falls.
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Does Reading Help Mental Health?
Reading is an incredibly healthy, senior-friendly habit that helps seniors stay mentally active and connected to the world around them. With something as simple as a book, seniors can enjoy a pleasant afternoon, improve their cognitive abilities, and even discover new social opportunities. Reading is more than just words on a page. It’s a gateway […]
5 Types of Occupational Therapy (OT) Interventions for Balance
Independence is valuable for older adults. However, many seniors face a higher risk of trips, falls, and slips—and all of these risks can compromise a person’s ability to stay independent. This means finding ways to maintain mobility is a core part of staying independent. Fortunately, occupational therapy (OT) can help. OT involves a range of […]
What to Do When Your Elderly Parent Is Wandering at Night
Wandering is a common behavior for people with dementia. It’s related to disruptions in the body’s internal clock (circadian rhythms). Disturbing this natural pattern can lead to further agitation or confusion in the evenings, often called “sundowning.” Nighttime wandering can cause concern for your parent’s safety and well-being. They might become lost, dehydrated, or injured. […]
Tips for Moving a Parent with Dementia to Assisted Living
Caring for a parent with dementia comes with many emotional and practical challenges. One of the most significant decisions you may face is determining when and how to transition your loved one into a professional care environment that aligns with their needs. Memory care is the appropriate long-term living option for people with dementia and […]
