As our loved ones age, ensuring they have the right level of care and support is crucial. While some seniors may thrive in environments that offer occasional help, others may require around-the-clock care due
In several recent blog posts, we discussed some of the common fears that people have around moving to a retirement community, including the fear of the unknown in senior living decisions. But at the
Discovering that a loved one is or may be experiencing dementia symptoms due to Alzheimer’s disease or another condition can be one of the most challenging and emotional experiences you face. It’s natural to
As we age, staying active and preventing falls become increasingly important for maintaining our health, safety, and independence. September is Fall Prevention Awareness Month (sometimes shortened to Fall Prevention Month), and September 30 through
The advent of streaming services like Netflix and Hulu have made it easier than ever to binge-watch your favorite shows. But as tempting as a good “Netflix and chill” session might be, research continues
As our loved ones age, ensuring they receive the care they need to enjoy a high quality of life becomes a top priority. For those experiencing cognitive decline and memory loss, the journey can
Residents Milena V. and Bill E. find companionship in walking Bill’s dog. My husband and I moved to RWC in 2004 when I was 67 years old. From the first day here
As we approach Independence Day — a time when America celebrates its autonomy as a sovereign nation along with the many freedoms guaranteed to its citizens — it’s also an ideal moment to reflect
One of the more common questions we hear from consumers about life plan communities (aka continuing care retirement communities or “CCRCs”) is how monthly CCRC fees adjust if one person is still living independently
Maintaining an active lifestyle is important at any age, but it becomes even more vital as we grow older, not less, as this and other myths about aging might have you believe. The benefits
