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Nutrition is Essential to Your Loved One’s Future

One of the most overlooked aspects of health is nutrition, and this is a fact that is true no matter what age you are. However, despite its importance, many older Americans fail to receive the appropriate level of nutrition they need to stay healthy. As an experienced...

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4 Tips to Get a Restful Sleep for Seniors

Some sleep pattern changes are normal as we age, but if you aren't getting enough restful sleep as a senior, your mental and physical health can decline and you will be more at risk for falls, confusion, and depression. Let's take a look at some helpful tips for...

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Vote for Kenwood Care for Best of Howard County 2019!

We are so pleased to announce that we are being considered for The Best of Howard County 2019 in the Senior Housing category. We would like to thank all of our amazing residents and staff for making our communities special year after year. This nomination is for all...

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Isolation Can Be Harmful to Seniors

A health risk that's not commonly discussed in America is senior isolation. It's often hard to detect, but studies show that nearly one in four seniors are living in isolation today. Let's take a look at why this is such a danger to aging adults and how Kenwood Care...

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What Everyone Needs to Know About Strokes

Strokes are serious business and they claim the lives of thousands of Americans every year. They may not be something you like to think about but we think it's so important to educate people on the dangers of strokes, stroke symptoms, and what to do about them. As a...

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Is Your Loved One Getting Enough Vitamin D?

Vitamin D deficiency is common in seniors and aging adults. If your loved one isn't getting enough of this essential vitamin, they can be at risk for certain health issues that have mild to severe side effects. Let's learn a bit more about how a lack of vitamin D can...

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4 Ways You Can Boost Brain Health for Seniors

As we age, things tend to slow down. Physical tasks are more difficult, we don't recall memories as easily as we used to, and we are often less active both physically and mentally. That's why maintaining a schedule with activities that stimulate and exercise the body...

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Cultivating Compassion for Alzheimer’s

There are more than five million Americans suffering from the degenerative brain condition known as Alzheimer's Disease. Today, there is still no cure, so the emphasis is placed on making the sufferers' daily life as stress-free as we can. The Necessity of Compassion...

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Understanding Long Term Care Insurance

Long-term care is a necessity for the majority of older adults in the United States. Kenwood Care is a senior home in Maryland that offers affordable and high-quality care to aging residents. Sometimes, purchasing long-term care insurance can make senior living less...

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Tips for Downsizing for Senior Living

As we age, we tend to collect more and more stuff. Some things might be of sentimental value, some might still see frequent use, and some we might have forgotten we even owned. Downsizing is essential for seniors to maintaining a healthy and safe living environment,...

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