What Are The Signs It's Time for Assisted Living? As your mom and dad or loved ones age, you'll need to assist them with making a decision about where they…
Caring for a Loved one with Dementia Dementia affects nearly 50 million people worldwide and is defined as a deterioration in memory, thinking, behavior, and the ability to perform everyday…
Arthritis is the name for a condition in which one or more of the joints swells and grows tender. Joint stiffness and pain are the main symptoms; these tend to…
Placing your loved one in assisted living can be one of the hardest decisions to make. Sometimes the choice is pushed on you due to overwhelming circumstances that have left…
It can seem overwhelming to meet new people. Most of your friends may have been coworkers that you won’t see much anymore, but you can still make new friends after…
Caring for a loved one in your family, either a sibling, aunt or uncle, parent, grandparent, or your spouse, can bring both immense happiness and extreme stress into your life.…
Moving into an assisted living community is a huge change for seniors. Making the decision to do so means acknowledging that they are aging and require a level of assistance…
When you provide care to a parent or a senior loved one with Parkinson’s disease, it can be enormously meaningful and rewarding, but once the disease has advanced, you may…
There’s plenty of differences between senior assisted living communities and nursing homes, but a key differentiator is that the level of care isn’t the same between the two. While…
So, What Is A Stroke? Before we take a deep dive into the risk factors behind a stroke that you need to watch for, let’s discuss what a stroke…