by Hilary Greenebaum | Jan 12, 2021 | Aging, Care giving, Independent Living
As an adult, falling is terrifying! Just a few month ago I tripped over my dog and fell, hands straight out, hurt my wrist and scrapped both knees. It bloody hurt!! I am also fortunate that I did not break a bone. Falling is extremely dangerous for all adults,...
by Catherine Camp | Oct 1, 2020 | Assisted Living, Independent Living, Retirement living, Senior Living communities
With Covid-19 altering the search for higher levels of care for senior living, it’s even more imperative to call upon the expertise of senior living advisors for guidance and knowledge. When researching senior living options a senior living advisor will gather updated...
by Beth Giles | Jul 15, 2019 | Aging, Aging in Place, Independent Living, Retirement living, Senior health
If your parent or loved one is living at home, it is important to take steps to ensure that their surroundings are safe. In home falls are a leading cause of injuries among seniors living alone. As adults age, we start to see an overall decline in vision, balance, and...
by Beth Giles | May 17, 2018 | Aging, Independent Living, Senior health, Uncategorized
As we age, our experiences change. Some we prepare for while others are completely unexpected. Moments of forgetfulness, muscle weakness or unsteadiness on our feet may begin to appear. Though these slight changes creep up on us there’s one experience many seniors...
by Beth Giles | Oct 9, 2017 | Adult Care Home, Assisted Living, Emergency Planning, Independent Living, Retirement living
As you know, it is virtually impossible to predict the exact time when a disaster will occur. Many of us can easily put an emergency kit together with a point and a click on an emergency kit website and our kits are delivered to our doorstep within a couple of days....
by Beth Giles | Jan 16, 2017 | Adult Care Home, Aging, Assisted Living, Independent Living, Senior health
With one in eight baby boomers expected to develop Alzheimer’s, care giving communities must continue to pursue ways to reach people where they are through music, art, athletics, pet therapy and even the way we use language. No truer example of how music can touch...
