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Should You Take Over the Full-Time Care of Your Loved One?
If you have aging parents and the physical space necessary to house and care for them late in their lives, it may be tempting to offer them the ability to age in place rather than transfer to an assisted living facility. Perhaps you are concerned for their comfort and...
Common Myths About Assisted Living Homes
With all of the misleading information found on the internet today, it can be a nerve-racking process to find the right assisted living facility for yourself or an aging loved one. Let's clear up some common myths in order to take some of the stress out of finding a...
Moving Day Tips for Seniors
Moving into an assisted living facility can be stressful for seniors and family members alike, but when you have a plan, the process will be much easier. Today we're going to go through some of the ways that you can make your transition much easier. Preparing for the...
Staying Safe in the Summer Sun for Seniors
It's time to say farewell to spring, as the blazing heat of summer will soon be upon Maryland residents. Although many of us prefer this type of weather to the bitter cold of winter, the heat can pose significant risks to everyone, especially aging adults who are more...
Restoring Confidence After a Fall
Falling down is never good, but when you've reached a certain age, it can be downright disastrous. According to the National Council of Aging, a senior citizen is treated for a fall every 11 seconds. They are considered the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal...
Palliative Care vs. Hospice Care
Assisted living facilities exist to provide a safe and caring environment for those who can no longer care for themselves due to old age, disability, or disease. Both palliative and hospice care aim to provide comfort and relaxation to people suffering from serious...
Getting Ready for Hospice Care
The end of one's life is often challenging for everyone involved. It is a time of reflection and, inevitably, of anxiety. Though no one wants to think about the prospect of leaving this life behind, it is essential to plan to ensure that one's end-of-life care is...
What is Sundowner’s Syndrome?
Up to 66% of older adults with mid-to-late stage Alzheiner's or other forms of dementia have a set of neuropsychiatric symptoms that we call Sundown Syndrome. These symptoms include repeated walking during the night and wandering, which can be very dangerous for...
Reading Regularly Has Huge Benefits for Seniors
There's nothing quite so satisfying as cracking open a book and enjoying the journey. Whether you're reading the true story of historical event or a thrilling mystery, reading is more than just fun. It's also good for you. Reading regularly can improve and impact many...
Spring Activities for Seniors
It's finally spring, and the weather is finally nice again. Your loved one in an assisted living home may want to enjoy this nice springtime too, but they are no spring chicken anymore, so it might be harder for them to find something they might enjoy. As you get...
