Being prepared for an emergency is incredibly important. However, while some of us may have a first aid kit or fire extinguisher in the home, few of us could claim to be truly prepared for certain emergency events. When it comes to our older loved ones who choose to age in place in the comfort […]
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The holidays are a wonderful time for families to connect and celebrate together, but they can also be hectic due to all of the shopping, meal planning, and decorating. For family caregivers assisting a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia, the holiday season can be even more stressful. Before decking the halls this year, Senior
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Ghosts. Goblins. Things that go bump in the night. There are plenty things to fear during this spooky time of year. But for older adults, fears go deeper than the typical scary movie tropes. Change is an inevitable part of life, but change can be quite scary to older adults. When that change is happening
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