As adult children, we worry about our aging parents being more vulnerable to the elements, especially during the colder months. Although Texas is a southern state, temperatures in many regions dip into the 30s during wintertime. Older adults are more susceptible to cold weather dangers because they might have slower circulation, reduced body fat, chronic […]
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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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Mobility can be a persistent concern for seniors and their family members. Health conditions like pain, joint problems, cognitive impairment, and muscle weakness can make it challenging for older adults to move freely; they can also be more vulnerable to injuries. Being unable to drive is another issue; many seniors cannot get behind the wheel.
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The holidays are a time for gathering, sharing meals, and making cherished memories with loved ones. At Clear Fork of Willow Park, we understand the importance of creating special moments during this festive season, particularly in dining experiences. Local Places to Go for Holiday Food & Dining If you’re hosting family in town or simply
During the commotion of everyday life, we may take certain things for granted — like the ability to shower, get dressed, and prepare or eat meals without help. Just imagine yourself in that situation; your beloved parent might face that issue every single day. With increasing age, activities of daily living (ADLs) become more challenging
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As the Texas winter approaches, families of seniors often feel a little extra concern. The colder weather brings unique challenges for older adults, who may be more susceptible to cold temperatures due to health conditions or mobility issues. At Arabella of Kilgore, we understand the importance of keeping seniors safe, healthy, and comfortable during the
When the time comes to research an assisted living community for a beloved parent, their health and happiness take priority. You might not realize this, but the right setting can really put a sparkle in their eyes. Living by a lake, river, pond, or reservoir is one example and can make anyone’s day brighter. The
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A quick meal can fill you up, but healthier food choices and positive dining experiences offer so much more. And for seniors, the latter truly enhances their lives. Compare these two images: Your beloved parent heating up dinner in the microwave and eating alone in front of the TV. Your beloved parent enjoying a multi-course,
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The COVID pandemic was unlike anything most of us have ever lived through before. Thankfully, the vaccines work, but this is no time to let one’s guard down for infectious diseases. Although it never went away, tuberculosis (TB) has made a significant reappearance, surpassing COVID-19 as the leading global concern. This shift demands our attention
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Houston has a thriving senior population; they live in private homes, apartments, and in senior living communities. But as their needs evolve, they often need to relocate, and that can feel unsettling. If that second sentence is something you’re concerned about, the experts at StoneCreek of Copperfield can explain the options. Your guiding light throughout
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