Working after Retirement
Most Americans envision their years after retirement spent traveling, reading, relaxing, and picking up new hobbies, but that may not be the case for everyone. Some seniors may find themselves experiencing boredom, cognitive decline, or discovering that they need to...
Take Steps Towards Improved Joint Health and Flexibility
When it comes to joint health and flexibility, the adage “if you don’t use it, you lose it” could not be more applicable. As we age, our joint health and flexibility become compromised, and this is especially true for seniors that do not engage in regular exercise and...
Creative Activities to Try with Seniors
It’s no secret that exercise and healthy eating are essential factors in maintaining good cognitive health as we age. But, did you know that engaging in activities that get our creative juices flowing is a considerable component of enhancing cognitive function?...
Recognizing the Signs of Dementia
Have you noticed your senior parent occasionally forgetting what he or she was about to say or having difficulty recalling names and retrieving specific words? Maybe you’ve witnessed them misplacing items or becoming distracted. Typically, there is no need to...
Fostering New Friendships in a Senior Living Community
In an age when technology has made it a breeze to communicate with people from all over the globe, research shows that our society feels more lonely than ever before. For the ever-growing senior population, this is especially true, with 43% expressing feelings of...FREE Stay or Go Guide
Stay at Home or Move to an LCB Community?
This guide will help you make the right decision.