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Make the Most Of Your Senior Community Tour

October 9, 2019

There may be a general idea of what is needed or wanted but education and a solid understanding of the reality of Retirement Living is essential. A search is best done in collaboration with a Senior Transition Consultant. Experts in the field of Senior Living, they will find the most appropriate Retirement Community for yourself […]

How to Avoid Social Isolation

September 25, 2019

Social Isolation An ongoing connection with others to establish meaningful relationships with a community and others is important. Engaging in social activities seems to be a natural occurrence in younger years but older adults living alone face unique social challenges, some leading to health issues. it is important to identify the sources and address them […]

Staying Active in Your Senior Years

September 11, 2019

Football season is definitely here. There is no denying boisterous shouts when a successful play is made or grimacing moans when the quarterback throws an incomplete pass. Former football players puff out their chests with bravado and both men and women rattle off players and statistics as if they have been part of the family […]

Continue to Drive Safely

September 4, 2019

Continual risks exist for all but especially for elders. It is difficult to imagine a world where one becomes dependent on others for transportation to social events, shopping, church, errands and vacation destinations. The reality of aging, however, does predict there will be a time when the keys may need to be given to someone […]

Conflicts with Assisted Living Neighbors

August 28, 2019

From sibling rivalry in childhood, to rowdy roommates in college, and your own family as an adult, living with others can be challenging. It can be especially difficult when you are in assisted living and have a roommate that is hard to handle.

Stay Hydrated This Summer

August 14, 2019

Dehydration occurs when the outflow of water is more than the intake. A decrease in water content as we age is normal. Profuse sweating, loss of efficient kidney function and more urine output accentuate the need to hydrate more often. As we age our sense of thirst also decreases and there is a good chance we may become dehydrated with no sense of being thirsty.

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