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What to Do When Your Senior Refuses Senior Care

​The decision to transition your loved one to assisted living or supportive living community is difficult for both parties, but it’s especially hard when they refuse to consider the move altogether. It’s a common occurrence among older adults, one which requires delicate handling. Many seniors refuse assisted living or supportive living communities for the following […]

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5 Ways to Love Your Senior

It’s the season of love, so why not show your mom, dad, or grandparent a little extra appreciation? Some of the greatest gifts you can give aren’t the tangible kind. Consider showcasing your affection year round and in the following ways:   1. Listen Let your senior speak! Often, seniors can feel unimportant or feel […]

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Assisted Living vs. Supportive Living: What’s the Difference?

Your loved one is unique, and so they need a special place that caters to their specific needs. It’s important to know your senior as well as the senior living styles that are available to them. Consider the difference between assisted living and supportive living when making your decision. Assisted Living  Assisted living communities are […]

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6 Benefits of Exercise for the Elderly

As we age, we often tend to adopt a more sedentary lifestyle. Our inactivity could be a result of health issues, pain, or simply concerns about falling and sustaining an injury. However, physical activity key to remaining healthy both mentally and physically in our later years. Here are just a few benefits that exercise can […]

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The Importance of Senior Socialization

Our desire for companionship does not disappear as we age. As a matter of fact, healthy relationships are critical when it comes to the quality of senior life. Socializing can help seniors retain health and can provide them with a sense of purpose and fulfillment. There are many health benefits to senior socialization, some of […]

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National Assisted Living Week

“Family isn’t always blood, it’s the people in your life who want you in theirs: the ones who accept you for who you are, the ones who would do anything to see you smile and who love you no matter what.” Those heart-warming words are attributed to the late poet Maya Angelou. We can all […]

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