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Minor memory loss is a normal part of the natural aging process. But, when these minor losses build up over time into something more noticeable, it can lead to dementia. Dementia is an overall decline in mental functioning that directly interferes with the tasks...

Assisted living communities are dedicated to helping seniors live their retirement years to the fullest. This means that it’s the goal of these communities to enrich the lives of each resident by supporting the mind, body and soul. Each of these important elements...

Senior assisted living communities provide a major value to the communities they serve. They empower seniors to live as independently as possible, while still getting a level of senior care that makes sense based on their personal needs. The vast majority of...

Undoubtedly, deciding to put a loved one in assisted living can be one of the hardest decisions of your life.

When it comes to the health of your aging loved one, dealing with a new diagnosis is never easy. Especially when that diagnosis is something as life changing as dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. If you’re an adult child of a senior, it’s even more difficult when it’s...

Memory care communities are dedicated to providing a specific level of care for individuals at varying stages of Alzheimer’s or dementia.

If you’re starting to discuss options for assisted living with your loved one, you know there is a lot to consider. And odds are, the idea of finding an assisted living community is something completely new to you. That feeling of newness can sometimes bring on...

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month. More than 10 million people worldwide are currently living with Parkinson’s disease, and the risk of developing Parkinson’s increases as you age. Knowing and understanding the warning signs can aid in early diagnosis and proper...

For seniors moving to an assisted living community, it’s very common to experience a bit of nervousness and anxiety before the move. Change is difficult for anyone at any age, and it’s important to remember that there will be an adjustment period as you settle into...

Being the caregiver to a loved one diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s can be a challenge. It requires a solid relationship with your loved one and with your loved one’s doctor. Caregiving can require a lot of time, energy, research and communication. Especially...