Imagine being unable to get out of your chair. For many aging family members with mobility issues, this is a reality. But they can still enjoy the outdoors! A senior living community in Cape Coral, FL, with special features, can help seniors stay active, engaged, and connected to their community. Some senior-friendly independent living communities are…
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Moving into an assisted living community can be an overwhelming process, especially because of how much residents need to downsize during this transition. Thankfully, moving your items into an assisted living community apartment isn’t as complicated as it seems. One of the best ways to ensure that you have everything you need on the big…
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Moving into assisted senior living in Fish Hawk, FL, is a big decision. You want to ensure that your loved one is comfortable in their new home and that the move will benefit them. However, it can be hard to convince your loved one that assisted living is the right choice for them. By following these…
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The evening hours can be challenging and stressful for caregivers who are supporting individuals with Sundowner’s syndrome. Sundowner’s syndrome is a disorder that frequently affects people with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Its name refers to the typical period when symptoms start to manifest; as the sun sets. Those affected show signs of increased restlessness and nervousness,…
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If you are an introverted senior, you may be conflicted about whether senior living in a retirement community is a good fit. Retirement communities offer a myriad of services, activities and wellness programs designed to cater to senior needs, and offer other advantages such as 24/7 medical assistance and dining experiences. However, introverts may be…
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The winter season is usually associated with cold and windy conditions that tend to be challenging for most aging adults. During winter, the chilly temperature can sometimes be difficult to stay through especially when one is alone. A great way to repel the chilly and freezing conditions is moving to a retirement community. When you’re…
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A caregiver ensures the safety and health of individuals who require assistance with everyday tasks. Your elderly family member may require assistance from a caretaker if they have had an accident, have difficulty moving about or remembering things, are sick, or have a persistent health issue that makes performing routine tasks difficult. Some of the…
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Exercise is critical to staying healthy in retirement. As the body ages, it requires physical activity to stay in shape and maintain mental well-being. In other words, exercise is essential to enjoying senior living to the maximum. As important as physical exercise is as you get older, it is equally as important to approach exercise…
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Many older folks choose retirement communities because of the great array of life-enriching activities offered. They find it delightful to live in a place where there are numerous possibilities to interact with others and build new friendships every day. However, understandably while outgoing elderly folks derive their energy from mingling around, introverted individuals recover their energy by…
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Imagine the guilt and disappointment in your heart as you hear your older loved ones beg to go home. You feel bad and sad and the next thing you want to do is move them out. However, that does not always work, any older adults in memory care communities will at one time say this.…
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