The opportunity to grow older is a gift. It means more time to spend with the people you love, doing the activities you enjoy. There are a lot of...
Being a caregiver to an ill or incapacitated loved one may sound like a mission of mercy at first, something you want to do simply because you care so...
Today’s seniors grew up in a world of black-and-white television (if any), transistor radios, and wall-mounted telephones. Needless to say: Boy, have...
If inpatient rehab is on the calendar for you, you’re probably wondering what’s in store. A good place to begin is with the definition of rehabilitation:...
As dementia progresses, behavioral changes will become more noticeable and frustrating. Although everyone is different there are some common behavioral...
Crystal Caldwell, Director of Retirement Services, Ashley Finerty, Life Enrichment Coordinator, talk about some of the social opportunities available...
Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia are common occurrences among aging adults – but that doesn’t make dealing with them any easier.
Having a loved one fall...
If you’re worried about your aging parent operating their vehicle – or worse, finally taking those keys away – you’re not alone. Most adult children...
Technology is a great way to keep in touch with loved ones and old friends, stay up to date on the latest news and community happenings and even monitor...
There are many care options as your loved ones age.
For those with serious health issues, a nursing facility or memory care center may be best, while...