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 […]
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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Fort Worth, Texas stands as a remarkable destination for retirees seeking vibrant and supportive environments to call home. Known for its western heritage and modern amenities, Fort Worth combines the best of culture, convenience, and community also found at Harvest of Aledo. Let’s discuss why this city is an excellent place for retirees to visit
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The proverb “it takes a village” refers to young children and means that raising one requires an entire community’s support in addition to the parents. The same theory applies to senior caregiving; family members can receive help from valued resources like relatives, friends, and communities like The Grand Senior Living. We don’t consider The Grand
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Round Rock, TX, bingo games take place all over the city, in churches, bars, and, of course, dedicated bingo halls. This hobby will always be popular; after all, who doesn’t love to win prizes? But for older adults, other kinds of challenges are even more rewarding. Think about it: Bingo shouldn’t be the only social
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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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Dallas and its suburbs are known for its upscale shopping and Tex-Mex cuisine, but this is also an appealing retirement destination. That’s good to know if your parent needs an assisted living or memory care community; finding a supportive senior community is essential, but it should also be in a prime location. Selecting the best
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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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When it comes to providing care for our beloved senior family members, we want nothing but the best. We strive to create an environment that not only meets their needs but also offers comfort, privacy, and a sense of belonging. Should their caregiving needs extend beyond our capabilities, long-term residential options are available. The Bluffs
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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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