memory care

There are many reasons why a person should have strong emotional endurance levels. A healthy emotional development helps children, adults, and older adults deal with negative feelings, have constructive, well-thought, and timely actions or reactions to certain situations, and stay focused and grounded when their life conditions spiral out of control. Social health, on the …

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Single retirees have plenty of options to enrich their life. They can either choose their existing social network to curate and excellent single retirement planning, or they can choose a group of friends that can add colors and excitement to their life. Single retirees can make the most of their golden years with maximum control …

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This infograph serves as a guide on what not to say to seniors with Alzheimer’s around you. Read more to find out!

Routine activities can often become difficult for senior loved ones with dementia and Alzheimer’s conditions. However, they do need a sense of fulfillment in their lives. That’s why fun and productive activities are so essential for their well-being. Also, engaging in such activities can reduce their stress, improve their mental and physical well-being, and make them …

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People with dementia may struggle to understand what is happening around them. Having a cluttered environment can make it difficult for them to make sense of their environment and how it is affecting them. A good way to ensure that they feel safe and aren’t overstimulated is by helping them declutter their environment to help them …

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Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia can make even the simplest of tasks difficult. A Harvard study found that one in four American households has a member who is visually or hearing impaired, has cognitive impairment, or has mobility issues that make it difficult for them to live independently. Sadly, only about 3% of American homes …

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It can get quite tricky to find a memory care community for a senior with dementia. Go through the following to explore the reasons one should find a memory care community for their seniors.

Alzheimer’s disease is a form of dementia that can make daily life difficult, confusing, and distressing. So, it is important for memory care communities to have a friendly atmosphere. A calm, soothing, and comforting environment can profoundly affect a patient’s overall health and quality of life. Let’s dive deeper into how memory care communities improve the quality …

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