The old saying goes that a dog is a man’s best friend, but pets of all types can fill our hearts and fill our days with purpose and joy. If you consider adopting a pet as a senior, you can experience rich emotional rewards and multiple health benefits. Mental Health Benefits of Owning a Dog […]
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As a committed caretaker of a senior with dementia or Alzheimer’s, you likely rigorously track their daily habits. From maintaining their Power of Attorney to tracking their eating habits – you know the importance of staying attuned to daily shifts to keep on top of their needs. Alzheimer’s reveals escalating symptoms as the condition progresses
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After years of dealing with the stresses of homeownership, downsizing to an apartment can be an exciting change. No more worrying about those swaying trees close to the powerline in your backyard. That mounting pile of odds and ends in the basement? Forget them. With only one or two rooms to manage, you can alleviate
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One of the biggest stressors in life is worrying about the unknown. What’s in that thick envelope addressed to your name? Have much will you pay in taxes this year? While no one wants to think about potential problems, addressing challenges head-on before they become an issue is the best way to alleviate yourself of
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Wireless networks and technological devices have made an impact on nearly every part of daily life. From connecting with friends via text to choosing the evening’s entertainment on a streaming service, technology has become a cultural norm in the West. With so much accessibility, it’s no wonder that seniors are interested in advancing their technological
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Commonly known as the month of love, February is a great excuse to form new connections, enjoy some sweet treats, and stay connected with loved ones in your life. After all, Valentine’s Day is chock full of fun and engaging activities, so why not share them with those you cherish? Civitas Senior Living is a
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Commonly known as the month of love, February is a great excuse to form new connections, enjoy some sweet treats, and stay connected with loved ones in your life. After all, Valentine’s Day is chock full of fun and engaging activities, so why not share them with those you cherish? We’ve compiled some of our
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If you’re on the search for the right elder care service, you’re not alone. According to a CDC study, 8.3 million older adults received long-term care services in 2016 in the United States alone. With an estimated 5.8 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s, the quest for compassionate and knowledgeable service can feel even more pressing.
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The bathroom is an essential area in your house to facilitate your health and cleanliness, but it can double as a slipping hazard. According to the National Council on Aging, one in four seniors experience a fall in the bathroom each year. With such a high risk, it’s no wonder that many seniors worry about
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Senior fitness is essential to stay happy and healthy. An active lifestyle has bountiful health benefits, including improved mental health, an elevated sense of purpose, and increased cognitive wellbeing. Incorporating a workout routine into your life will help you continue to shine bright into your golden years. The following exercises offer a range of strengthening
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