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  • How to Help Seniors Enjoy the Holidays How to Help Seniors Enjoy the Holidays Holiday time can be tough for many of us, especially seniors. There are a variety of reasons that make this a difficult time for many people. Seniors often feel anxious about needing assistance or being a burden. They may fear they won’t hear well and can’t enjoy the ... Read More
  • Fighting Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia with Good Lifestyle Habits Fighting Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia with Good Lifestyle Habits When establishing exercise habits as part of Alzheimer’s and dementia management, it is important to stimulate the mind and the body. When seniors chose an exercise plan it keeps their body active and moving, while stimulating their mind. An exercise routine establishes a ... Read More
  • What Seniors Should Know About Caffeine What Seniors Should Know About Caffeine Did you know that drinking caffeine can lower the risk for Alzheimer’s Disease? For many years it has been thought that consuming caffeine has a negative impact on one’s health, but in recent years it’s now becoming clear that drinking coffee in moderate amounts is indeed ... Read More
  • Survival Tips for Caregivers Survival Tips for Caregivers Many of us are becoming familiar with the term “aging in place.” It is the desire of most seniors to stay at home as long as possible as they require more care. Keeping them in their own environment allows your senior loved one to feel more secure and safe. This is ... Read More
  • Keeping the Kitchen Safe for Seniors Keeping the Kitchen Safe for Seniors Everyone knows that the kitchen is the heart of the home. Whether you are a young mom or a senior family member, the kitchen is where we gather to chat while fixing dinner, enjoy a morning cup of joe in solitude, read the paper, or even go through paperwork. Seniors will ... Read More
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