What are the most important questions to ask assisted living facilities in 2022? And, how will the move affect your loved one and your family over the next year or two? Does your aging loved one require assistance with daily living? Perhaps you’re looking to transition them from a hospital to an assisted living facility. One of the most important things that you have to do is start researching. You want to find a facility…
Fall is quickly approaching. There’s a chill in the air, and the leaves are starting to turn lovely shades of orange, red, and yellow to give them their marvelous splendor. Activities for seniors with dementia might seem hard to find. Yet, the reality is there are ways to ensure that each activity is worth the time for seniors and their family members. When you live with someone who has Alzheimer’s or another dementia, fall can…
Moving seniors to assisted living is a delicate subject. Many seniors are reluctant to move into assisted living facilities, but the transition can be positive. A recent study found that 87% of those who moved to an assisted living facility from their own homes said they were delighted with their new home. Families need to plan to make this transition as easy as possible for both seniors and family members. Here are a few questions…
We’ve all heard of brain foods, but how many people really know how food affects the brain and overall health of our bodies? As you age, your brain shrinks. That’s a scientific fact. And with that shrinking comes cognitive decline: memory loss, mental fogginess, and an inability to think quickly or perform tasks as efficiently as someone younger. But what if there was something we could do about it? What if science proves a way…
Music therapy for seniors is a wonderful way to help with dementia. Music improves mood, reduces pain, and increases socialization, among other things. It’s time to start incorporating music into your senior loved one’s daily routine if you haven’t already! This article explores the benefits of music therapy for seniors with dementia and how it can help them cope with cognitive decline. There are so many benefits that come from practicing an instrument or singing…
We have amazing caregivers at our assisted living memory care homes. They provide around-the-clock care for our lovely residents. As we move into our “new” daily lives, our purpose becomes at the front of all our minds and our daily decisions. Together, we create special moments for our residents and loving memories for our families. We are excited to bring the moments back into our residents’ lives and include the families as much as possible…