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Are you looking at long-term care options for yourself or a loved one? You’re not alone; in fact, data suggests seven out of ten people will require some form of long-term care in their life. There are actually five types of long-term care that offer a wide array of different…
One of the hardest parts of working with seniors is seeing how hard it is for adult children to move their parents into assisted living. Many of them experience a mixture of emotions that include worry, guilt, and uncertainty. They know it’s the right decision, but it’s difficult to see…
Have you ever wondered why simple activities can be full of fun? Exploring a crossword dictionary is a perfect example of fun. The best part is crossword puzzles are enjoyable for all age groups, and even seniors find these puzzles a worthwhile activity to pass the time. When we age,…
As people age and develop chronic health conditions, the quality of life begins to decline. One of the reasons for it is increased social isolation and loneliness. Everyone involved in the care of seniors and older adults must do everything to help improve the quality of life of seniors despite…
The moment where children become the caregivers rather than just ‘the kids’ can happen at any time. Being prepared for this can help soften the blow and limit any negative repercussions. Below you’ll find a few vital questions you would do well to ask yourself and your extended family to…
Aging gracefully is the goal of many middle-aged Americans entering into a new stage of life. While widely feared, aging imparts wisdom that you can pass from generation to generation. It relieves you of your daily work responsibilities, allowing you to settle into retirement. Despite its benefits, unfortunately, it isn’t…
Currently, only 4.5% of older Americans live in a nursing home. While people understandably want to maintain their independence, families should encourage their loved ones to rethink the decision to live alone. Though older adults may feel more in control, living at home comes with disadvantages and poses a set…