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What Are IADLs (Instrumental Activities of Daily Living)?

Caring for a loved one often requires navigating complex and evolving needs. Suppose you’ve been seeking additional support caring for your older parents. In that case, you’ve likely come across the terms “Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)” and “Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs)”–both of which are utilized by senior living communities to help figure…
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What to Expect From a Memory Care Facility

As memory loss progresses, many families start considering memory care communities that can provide the specialized support their loved one needs.  Understanding what to expect from these communities can help you and your family make an informed decision. From enhanced safety features to personalized care and health plans, memory care communities offer structured environments where…
A senior couple moving into their new assisted living community home.
Assisted Living •

10 Tips for Transitioning to Assisted Living

The idea of moving to assisted living can stir up a mix of emotions, both for you and your loved one. It’s a big step, filled with the promise of new experiences but also the challenge of leaving behind the familiar.  10 tips for a smooth transition to assisted living include:  Start the conversation early…
Senior man and son on couch.
Memory Care •

How to Talk to Someone with Short-Term Memory Loss

Dealing with conditions like dementia and Alzheimer's can pose unique challenges, especially regarding memory loss. When caring for an aging loved one experiencing cognitive decline, adapting your communication approach is crucial. A proactive approach can strengthen your relationship with them and provide comfort and support. While short-term memory loss can be challenging, you can foster…
A nurse helping a senior woman with multiple sclerosis using a walker.
Health and Wellness •

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…
An older adult woman solving a puzzle with the assistance of a memory care staff.
Memory Care •

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.
Health and Wellness •

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.
Health and Wellness •

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.
Memory Care •

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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For residents living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia, our specialized memory care neighborhood offers a secure, supportive, and engaging experience.

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