Respecting the elderly’s privacy is a critical part of providing care that maintains their dignity and comfort. As people age, they may need more assistance with daily tasks, but that does not mean they want to give up their sense of independence or personal space. It is important to find a balance between giving the…
Hosting meaningful gatherings in Memory Care can bring comfort, joy and connection to loved ones living with dementia. As dementia progresses, maintaining a sense of togetherness through family events and celebrations remains vital. However, it’s essential to tailor the event to the cognitive needs of those with memory loss. By keeping their needs in mind,…
Providing meaningful activities and events for your loved one with dementia is vital for maintaining their quality of life. Dementia can affect not only memory but also physical abilities, emotional health and social connections. Activities bring an important way to engage your loved one, helping them stay connected to the world around them and feel…
Staying active as you age is vital for maintaining your health and wellness, and one of the easiest ways to do so is by incorporating walking into your daily routine. Mall walking has become a popular option for older adults, creating a safe and comfortable environment for regular exercise. This article will highlight key mall…
Using the KonMari method for seniors downsizing can transform what may feel like an overwhelming task into a peaceful, organized experience. As people downsize to move into a smaller place or a retirement community, they often face the challenge of sorting through a lifetime of belongings. The KonMari method, created by tidying expert Marie Kondo,…
Discussing end-of-life and crisis care for the elderly is one of the most sensitive and important conversations you can have with your loved ones. As difficult as it may seem, planning ahead can help ensure that their wishes are respected and their care is managed according to their preferences. By being proactive about these discussions,…
Creating an environment that promotes dementia-friendly Memory Care is essential for the well-being of residents facing cognitive challenges. Memory Care should focus not only on safety and support but also on providing an environment where individuals with dementia can thrive. This blog outlines five key elements that define dementia-friendly Memory Care and how these elements…
Cogwheeling in Parkinson’s disease is a motor symptom that affects muscle movement and control, often described as a ratchet-like or jerky sensation in the limbs or joints. This distinct symptom occurs when there is a resistance to movement in the muscles, typically felt during physical examinations or daily activities. For individuals living with Parkinson’s disease,…
Helping your parents with Alzheimer’s remember cherished moments and maintain cognitive function can be a challenging but rewarding endeavor. Alzheimer’s affects memory and other mental functions and makes it difficult for your loved ones to recall recent events, conversations, and familiar faces. With a few thoughtful strategies, you can support them in regaining some of…
Reaching the age of 50 is a milestone that brings about various physical changes. Understanding these changes can help you manage them effectively and maintain a healthy lifestyle. As we age, our bodies undergo several transformations, some of which may be subtle while others are more noticeable. Here are five physical changes you may experience…
