Senior Care Resources & News

Whether we claim to be introverted, extroverted, or even a combination of the two, we all need some level of connection and socialization. It is simply a part of human nature and may even lead to improved well-being.

Moving, no matter the circumstances, can bring up a lot of emotions. When it comes to moving to senior living, you may feel excited about the change, have more peace of mind knowing that care and support are available, and are eager for new experiences and opportunities.

We hear about so many different nutrition tips and diet plans that contradict each other, and it leaves us not knowing what plan or advice to follow. A simple search on the internet can leave you more frustrated and confused than when you first opened the computer to begin your search. 

People come in and out of our lives at different moments. While beginning a relationship with caregivers can be uncomfortable at first, many families find that they come to depend on these individuals not only for assistance and support but also for companionship and encouragement.

Taking on the role of primary caregiver for a loved one is a rewarding responsibility, but it can also be overwhelming at times. Because many family caregivers attempt to handle this job on their own while trying to manage other commitments, this can quickly lead to caregiver burnout.

Most of us are familiar with military medals and celebrations, but not everyone may know what each one represents. Throughout history, military awards have evolved to observe and honor acts of service beyond their original meaning. One of these highly honored awards is the Purple Heart.

For decades, researchers have been trying to find a cure for Alzheimer’s disease, and they just got one step closer. While the latest breakthrough is not a cure, it is a revolutionary new treatment.

There’s a lot to consider when choosing a senior living community for yourself or a family member. A big part of knowing that a community meets your needs and preferences is by taking a tour of the community and getting a feel for the environment, but in-person visits are not always an option.

You cannot choose how other people act or how situations pan out, but you can control how you react to each circumstance. The only thing you can control in this world is your attitude.

Since the initial discovery of Alzheimer’s disease, we have come a long way in learning about how it affects the brain. While we still do not fully understand the condition, researchers are hard at work trying to piece the puzzle together. Alzheimer’s disease breakthroughs are not as rare as one may think, and even though the battle against Alzheimer’s disease is still ongoing, it is worth noting the progress we have made over the last century.