Consider a Non-Pharmacological Approach To Memory Care
If your loved one is living with dementia or Alzheimer’s, you may be considering moving them into a Memory Care community. Making such an important decision is not only difficult and emotionally draining but can also be confusing. When looking at the best options for...
When Mom Can No Longer Live Alone
For the 40% of people over the age of sixty-five that experience age-related memory impairment, occasional moments of forgetfulness is normal. If you’ve noticed your elderly parent misplace an item that was just in their hand or forget what they were about to...
Senior Discounts at All Ages
Getting older has its perks! Believe it or not, “senior” discounts are available for those as young as fifty years old. Before starting to look into available deals, consider joining AARP. All people fifty years and older are eligible to join, and membership comes...
Stay Flu-Free this Winter
The holidays are over, but the winter weather is here to stay for at least a couple more months. Wintertime, with its cold temperatures, icy conditions, and fewer hours of daylight, can be a tricky time of year for the senior population. Seniors are more prone to...
Maintaining a Healthy Marriage as a Caregiver
Today, approximately 65 million Americans provide at least 20 hours a week of care for a chronically ill, disabled, or aging parent. Almost 40% of those caregivers have either their elderly parents or children living with them. And for married or partnered caregivers,...FREE Stay or Go Guide
Stay at Home or Move to an LCB Community?
This guide will help you make the right decision.