What Is Assisted Living?

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There are many residential options for older adults that can meet a variety of needs. See what assisted living facilities offer their residents, how they're regulated, what you can expect,…

Dietitians vs. Nutritionists: Their Differences and How They Help Seniors

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When an aging adult needs help with dietary management, which is better: a dietitian or a nutritionist? Learn the differences among Registered Dietitians, Certified Nutrition Specialists, and nutritionists and how…

Family Caregiver’s Role in Hospice Care

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Supporting a loved one at end-of-life is an intimate, emotional time, and understanding your role is key. As a caregiver of an older adult, it is likely that at some…

Hospice, Palliative, End-of-Life Care: What’s the Difference?

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The end of life is an emotional and difficult time, and palliative, hospice, and end-of-life care can help a patient navigate the situation. The stress and emotions of navigating care…

Traveling with a Loved One with Dementia

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Traveling doesn’t have to be ruled out when a dementia diagnosis is made, but taking safety steps is important. Traveling with a person living with dementia may look a bit…

Doctor Visit Tips for Seniors

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Make every doctor appointment count for seniors by taking a few strategic steps to increase the likelihood of better health management. Regular health care is crucial for managing senior well-being.…

What to Look for in an Assisted Living Community

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Knowing what to look for in assisted living can help you and your older loved one make the best decision. We have the questions to ask and observations to make.…

Benefits of Assisted Living Communities

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Discover the benefits of assisted living that can help you or your loved one find holistic wellness, no matter their abilities or challenges. Senior living might enter the conversation when…

Strokes: Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention

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Seniors statistically have more strokes. Learning the signs of a stroke and proactive stroke prevention can help you live longer and better Every 40 seconds, a person in the U.S.…

Healthy Eating for Seniors

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Healthy eating as you age is possible and necessary. Senior nutrition requires an approach focused on important nutrients to meet the needs of an older adult. Nutritional needs change as…

4 Proven Tips to Fight Cognitive Decline

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Avoiding or delaying cognitive decline in older age may be possible with these four tips on supporting brain health. At a certain point in aging, the body takes more time…

Memory Care Options: Which Is Best for Me?

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Specialized support and assistance can increase health, happiness, and comfort for someone living with dementia. Learn about your options. A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia can…