As your loved one ages, their needs change, and ensuring they receive the right care becomes increasingly important. Choosing between assisted living and a skilled nursing home is a major decision for families. Both options provide critical support while catering to different levels of care. Understanding the differences between assisted living vs. a skilled nursing…
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Staying active by participating in a lot of assisted living activities can benefit you in more ways than filling your day with things to do. Joining in frequent activities can improve energy levels and help you maintain your overall health as you age. Even with such alluring benefits, it can be difficult to get started…
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It’s estimated more than fifty-five million people around the world have dementia. One of the worst aspects of this disease is that it requires more and more care as time goes on. During the early stages of dementia, a person might be able to stay at home with a spouse or family member. However, as…
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The National Council on Aging estimates about 57.8 million Americans over 65. These seniors have worked all their lives and now deserve to enjoy their golden years. As we age, the quality of life deteriorates due to physical or cognitive decline. This is why developing personal care senior living strategies is important. The transition from…
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When it comes to neurodegenerative diseases, frontotemporal dementia and ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) are two conditions that often get confused due to some overlapping symptoms. However, these conditions are distinct in terms of their primary effects on the body, and understanding the differences between frontotemporal dementia vs. ALS can help you better support your loved…
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