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Fun Activities for Seniors and Their Families in Littleton, CO

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Spending quality time with loved ones is important at any age, and Littleton, Colorado, offers a variety of fun and engaging activities for seniors and their families. Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or dementia-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. StoneCreek of Littleton, a senior living community, resides south of Denver […]

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The Bluffs Seniors Focus on Health & Wellness During Monthly Competitions

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At the beginning of the year, residents of The Bluffs of Flagstaff took on the 2025 Total Wellness Reset Challenge, pushing themselves to move more, think sharper, and support one another along the way. Over one-third of the community participated, engaging in yoga, Tai Chi, brainteasers, hiking, and fitness tests with Select Rehabilitation. A public

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Senior Communities and Group Homes: Dallas, TX Options

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More older adults live alone than ever before, with KFF Health News estimating that over 16 million Americans are in this situation. To complicate matters, about four in 10 seniors who live alone have significant health issues, including hearing and vision loss, cognition impairment, and other disabilities. That makes living independently particularly difficult. And with

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The Benefits of Private Care for the Elderly in Senior Communities

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We often see this pattern: as a senior loved one becomes less self-sufficient, their family members scramble to find home-based caregiving support. It might start with a part-time aide and progress to full-time help, but the path detours when problems arise. This process can be challenging; the schedule might be inconsistent even after a caregiver

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How to Find Specialists and Doctors for Dementia

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It can be confusing and emotional if you’re noticing changes in a loved one’s memory or behavior. Signs like forgetfulness, difficulty finding words, or mood changes could indicate early stages of dementia. Understanding what may come next can help you feel more in control and confident about seeking support. Getting a dementia diagnosis is an

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Celebrate the Rhythm: Music for Seniors

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Music brings people together, lifts spirits, and creates connections that last a lifetime. Do you remember your first school dance, favorite concert, or attempt to learn an instrument? These moments are a time stamp that deeply ties us to people and experiences that shape our lives. Music has the power to unlock those feelings and

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Different Types of Dementia, Stages, and Memory Care in Longview, TX

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Columbia University researchers report that close to 10% of U.S. adults ages 65 and up have dementia; 22% live with mild cognitive impairment. We don’t expect that trend to change anytime soon, underscoring the need for quality memory care communities. Dementia research is ongoing, and we’ve learned a great deal about various types of dementia,

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Dementia Behavior Triggers: Identify Behavioral Triggers During the Holidays & Year-Round

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Caring for seniors with dementia involves understanding their individuality: their unique needs, likes, dislikes, and actions. One key to providing the best care is identifying and addressing the causes of troubling behaviors. This is especially important during the holidays, when routines and environments change. At The Avenues of Fort Bend — our assisted living and

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Navigating the Holidays With Dementia: Tips for a Joyful and Stress-Free Season

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The holiday season is a time for togetherness and celebration, but for seniors living with dementia — and their caregivers — it also brings unique challenges. With a little planning and understanding, you can alleviate holiday stressors and create meaningful moments for everyone involved like our team does at Long Creek. What Are the Impacts

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The Advantages of Memory Care Cottages

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Life certainly changes when a senior family member is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia. The road ahead will have challenges, but know this: There are beacons of hope. The key is finding a caregiving situation where the individual feels comforted, protected, and loved. The word “cottage” is associated with those three words;

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