Is it worth the price compared to assisted living and memory care? If you’re unfamiliar with the word respite, Merriam-Webster defines it as: A period of temporary delay. An interval of rest or relief. Many people in Dallas know that definition well, as they often turn to this service when they need time away from […]
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Residents at Valley View Senior Living love their feathered friends, who also live at the community: San Martin, Maximus, and Tiana, Yellow and Red Crown Amazon parrots. The birds occasionally visit assisted living and memory care residents during snacktime, creating a chance for interaction and fun. Michael Zaker — also a resident of Valley View
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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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Austin, TX has agencies offering care at home for dementia, but finding consistent, highly personalized services can be challenging, if not overwhelming. While having professional caregivers assist at home might seem beneficial at first, many families find that the situation is not sustainable for the long term. Community memory care settings like Tech Ridge Oaks
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For so many older adults, the best part of retiring is low-maintenance living. They relish the idea of downsizing, and many move into smaller, more comfortable living arrangements like condos. They keep their most cherished belongings and have simpler, more rewarding lifestyles. Condos for older adults might lack some of the essential services seniors need,
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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
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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