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Benefits of Retirement Communities, Helping from Far Away, Building Resilience, & The Sibling Factor

June 20, 2019October 30, 2019 by Jennifer Campbell

Research Continues to Find Benefits of Retirement Communities

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Senior Home Safety Checklist: Why the Roof Should Be Part of Every Aging-in-Place Plan

April 6, 2026

Growing older at home is something most people prefer over moving into assisted living. The comfort of familiar surroundings and the emotional attachment to a space filled with memories make aging in place an appealing choice. But staying safe requires a thorough look at every part of the house, including the roof. Most aging-in-place checklists…

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Lower limb swelling is a common and frustrating problem for many seniors. Not only does it add weight to the feet, but it also changes the shape of the ankles, making walking, balance, and comfort even more difficult. Squeezing the feet into normal shoes increases the risk of falls and trips, threatening independence. But the…

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