Unlike ages ago, millions of aging adults are now taking advantage of retirement communities’ benefits. These communities give residents a chance to be surrounded by their peers, frequently hold senior living activities and events, and go on adventures that are typical of the retired lifestyle. So that the highest levels of freedom may be attained…
There are several ways your loved ones can participate in social activities while residing in a community, from planning a neighborhood movie night to playing bridge every Tuesday with pals. Establishing the transition to a new community can be challenging at first, but joining clubs, taking part in activities, and making friends within the community…
More than 14 million family members provide care for a loved one who has Alzheimer’s disease or other kinds of dementia, according to the Alzheimer’s Association®. The bulk of memory care in the country is provided by these unpaid caregivers, who frequently forgo their professional success, financial security, and personal health to take care of…