For seniors living with dementia or Alzheimer’s, finding the right support can make all the difference. A warm, understanding environment helps them feel safe, engaged, and valued. Memory care communities provide specialized care, enriching activities, and a secure setting where residents can thrive—and families can have peace of mind. What is memory care? It is Read More
With all the sunshine and outdoor time in Florida, it is important to have a good skin care regimen in Florida. Do it like a true Floridian! Here are skin care tips for seniors in Florida. They are perfect for anyone who wants to maintain healthy skin while enjoying life in the Sunshine State. Everyone Read More
Are you or someone you know struggling with caregiver guilt? It is a very real and common emotion. Although caregiving can be extremely rewarding, all caregivers are likely to experience some degree of frustration, anger, and guilt. These feelings are perfectly normal responses to an exceptionally emotional and courageous job. Knowing all of this, the Read More
Dementia is a journey filled with challenges, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Understanding the stages of dementia and its progression can help you prepare for what’s ahead, recognize when additional support is needed, and ensure your loved one receives the right care at the right time. Memory care communities are here to Read More
When a loved one develops dementia, their world, and yours, changes. There are new limitations and considerations. Your focus shifts to keeping them safe and content as they battle a disease that can confuse and agitate them. And although no two individuals experience dementia the same way, there are some basic dos and don’ts of Read More
Moving a parent to assisted living or memory care is a heartfelt decision. It can also be a positive turning point for everyone. Feelings of trepidation are natural, but knowing that your parent can thrive and receive needed care can bring comfort. If you have noticed changes in your parent’s health, or if caregiving is Read More
The all too familiar Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st through November 30th. For seniors living in areas prone to hurricane impact, it is crucial to have a hurricane preparedness plan in place. However, preparing for a significant storm can be time-consuming, costly, and stressful for seniors, their families, and caregivers. All of this Read More
According to the American Geriatrics Society’s Health in Aging Foundation, roughly 5.1 million Americans are long-distance caregivers. They care for loved ones and live at least an hour’s drive from the individual they provide care for, usually their parents. Many of these caregivers also work and are raising children at the same time—juggling all three Read More
Most of us believe that dementia is associated with older individuals. Unfortunately, people under 65 can also develop it. For that demographic, it is called early-onset dementia or young-onset dementia. Although still relatively rare, the prevalence is higher than previously estimated—possibly twice as high. The AlzForm Foundation reports that 3.9 million people ages 30 to Read More
You may be surprised to learn that an older adult suffers a fall in the United States every second of every day. Falls can result in hip fractures, broken bones, and head injuries. As a matter of fact, for those 65 and older, falls are the number one cause of both nonfatal and fatal injuries. Read More