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Occupational therapy (OT) plays an integral role in recovery following stroke or major surgery, helping individuals resume activities of daily living, but you don’t need to wait for a serious event to see an occupational therapist. In fact, occupational therapy can help prevent more serious issues, like falls, from happening in the first place. At …
There are always questions when it comes time to move your parents into an independent senior living community. Not just from your parents, but you will have questions of your own, as well. How do I find the community that best fits them? Will they feel accepted there? What level of care do they both …
It’s becoming very common for people who are not healthcare professionals to provide care services for a loved one at home. The University of Utah Health said that in 2018, there were 65.7 million Americans providing home care for aging family members. Providing care for your loved one who has a health condition can be …
The National Institutes of Health want all Americans to be aware that what we surround ourselves with in our homes and neighborhoods can greatly affect our health. This is of particular importance to seniors, who may have underlying health conditions. You can take action to protect yourself and improve the health of the world around …
Searching for a senior living community that’s right for you during the COVID-19 pandemic is riddled with challenges. You might not be able to visit the community in person, but the digital world we live in provides alternatives. Many communities that have restricted visitors are now offering virtual appointments, and will continue to do so even …
One of the most frequently asked questions about any senior living community is, “What levels of care do you offer?” The very next question usually is, ”What are the requirements to live in assisted living?” Seniors and their families want to know upfront that they’ll be taken care of if the time comes when they …
Are things changing with someone you know and love? Are you worried they’re just not behaving like themselves? In older adults, memory loss that disrupts daily life may be a symptom of Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia. Alzheimer’s is a brain disease that causes a slow decline in memory, thinking and reasoning skills. It’s important …
As scientific studies and medical advancements increase our knowledge about health and wellness, people are using this information to make positive changes in their daily lives. Because of this, people are living longer, healthier and more active lives than ever before. To achieve this, people of all ages are learning about and setting health and …
Community Collaborates with Chef Tre Wilcox on Dining Initiative
Our ability to recall our past and recognize our loved ones is what gives us each our sense of place in the world and brings meaning to our lives. Memory and recognition are what connect us to everything we value. This is why even the slightest signs of memory loss can be unsettling. But occasional …
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