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Our aim is to be a resource at every point in your senior living journey. Whether you’re just starting to do some research, looking to move to a community right away, or just need some answers or support, we can help point you in the right direction. We would obviously love to serve you and your family directly, but more than that we feel obligated to help you decide what the best situation is for you, whether it be in an LCB community or someplace more appropriate.

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The Role of Memory Boxes in LCB Communities

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A Look at Early Onset Alzheimer’s

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There are more than five million Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease. The term generally conjures up images of senior, and even elderly, people – certainly those over the

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A Closer Look at Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy

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The resolution to learn something new everyday is certainly one many of us aspire to; when it comes to the aging brain, it can become a matter of

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carrots for brain health

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The Delicious Secrets of Maintaining Brain Health

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The approaching beach weather may have many of us skipping that burger and ordering a salad instead – anything to get us eating healthier, right? But new research

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The Role of Mindfulness in Brain Health

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Seniors – what if you could boost your brain function while doing mundane tasks like washing the dishes, or dusting? Research is coalescing around the idea that virtually

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Latest Alzheimer’s News

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This week we take a brief look at the latest happenings in Alzheimer’s research – from potential breakthroughs in early diagnosis and memory retrieval, to news on possible

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Sensory Benefits of Exercise

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Sitting is the new smoking – remember that headline from not too long ago? Medical experts continue to sound the alarm regarding the health dangers of sitting too long

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Alois Alzheimer: The Man Who Discovered Alzheimer’s disease

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A German neurologist and psychiatrist grieving the untimely loss of his wife throws himself into research on manic depression and schizophrenia. He hears of a nearby woman, 51

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The Health Benefits of Tai Chi

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The brain-body connection is a hot topic in senior circles, particularly with regard to the role that exercise plays in strengthening cognitive function. Maintaining endurance, strength, flexibility and

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Alzheimer’s disease: Are Women More Prone to developing it than Men?

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Is there a gender gap when it comes to developing Alzheimer’s disease? A look at the numbers seems to say yes, as a staggering two-thirds of the 5 million

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Brain-Healthy Foods

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An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Ben Franklin might not have had Alzheimer’s in mind when he wrote those words, but they sure are relevant

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Finding a Cure for Alzheimer’s disease

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Alzheimer’s disease, the leading cause of dementia, is currently the 6th highest cause of death in the US, killing more than half a million people every year. That’s

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Dementia and Down syndrome

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The link between memory loss and Down syndrome is widely known; virtually all patients with Down’s demonstrate problems with thinking and memory by the time they reach 60

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