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The Early Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in Seniors

Seniors can face unique challenges over the years. Physical changes, cognitive changes, and even changes in mobility; these all affect a person's ability to stay independent. But while some changes are common, they can also be a sign of something more severe—like multiple sclerosis.  It's important to note that conditions like multiple sclerosis can be…
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Is Memory Care the Same as Skilled Nursing?

When it comes to the specialized care of our loved ones, understanding the range of available services is critical. There are many options, each designed to cater to different needs, but the distinction sometimes needs to be made clear. Two such options are Memory Care and Skilled Nursing. Though they can overlap in their mission…
An older adult woman and an older adult man standing on a yoga mat and doing hip exercise.
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Hip Strengthening Exercises for Seniors

Aging can come with many physical changes, including loss of muscle mass and bone density. However, that does not mean older adults have to give up on physical exercise. In fact, incorporating manageable, moderate exercise into your routine may help you maintain your health and independence for longer as you get older. Some of the…
A senior woman with glasses on sitting on a couch and looking out the window with a serious expression.
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Is Pain a Normal Part of Aging?

Aging is an inevitable and natural part of life's journey. As we grow older, our bodies undergo multiple changes, both physical and mental.  One common perception is that pain becomes an inescapable companion as we age. But pain is not a natural part of aging.  Older adults experience pain twice that of younger people. With…
A woman putting puzzle pieces together on a table.
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How Do Memory Care Facilities Work?

Memory care facilities provide a supportive environment for those seeking help with cognitive functions, social interactions, and memory recall. These facilities aim to create a safe and structured environment that focuses on promoting cognitive functions, maintaining social interactions, and assisting with memory recall. Staff are trained to address the unique needs of those with memory…
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What Are the Signs & Symptoms of MS in Seniors?

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease affecting millions worldwide, and nearly 400,000 in the United States alone. It can be a challenging disease to navigate but easier to manage if you can recognize the signs and symptoms early on.   Some early signs of multiple sclerosis include tingling, blurry vision, and slurred speech. If you notice…
Senior couple exercising together at the gym, using weightlifting equipment and working on their fitness.
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How Much Exercise Is Too Much for Seniors?

Finding a retirement community isn't about finding somewhere to simply make it through the rest of your life. It's about living out your golden years and enjoying every minute. Staying active is a big part of enjoying one's senior years, as it's a critical aspect of maintaining good health. Sometimes an aging adult's body isn't…
A group of four seniors socialize, two sitting on a couch, and two sitting on chairs close by in a semi-circle. They are holding tea cups.
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How Social Connections Keep Seniors Healthy

Humans Are Social Beings Famous Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle once wrote, "Man is by nature a social animal." Although human history has come a long way since Aristotle's heyday, even modern scientists agree that humans are social beings. Belonging to a community and engaging with other people is how we thrive. Yet, as we…
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How to Transition Alzheimer’s Patients Into Memory Care

Later in life, your loved one may need your help with entering a new stage of life and new community. This transition period becomes even more critical when your loved one is dealing with cognitive difficulties. A memory care lifestyle may be the best option.  Let’s look at how to help transition your loved ones…

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