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5 Dangers for Living with Dementia

May 22, 2017

Although the Alzheimer’s Association currently reports over 5 million people nationwide who are living with the condition not everyone experiencing symptoms report them. This means the number of people living with Alzheimer’s and Dementia is most likely higher than documented. There are many different types of Dementia with 60 -80% having a type of […]

6 Activities for the Ability Levels of Seniors

May 17, 2017

Medical and physical issues may disallow activities once performed with ease. Research reveals the importance of staying physically and mentally active in our Senior years. Here is a listing of activities both enjoyable, healthy, and safe for Seniors of all ability levels. Stretching – Keep the body’s muscles in good shape. Muscle flexibility is […]

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5 Safety Concerns For Dementia Patients

May 15, 2017

Although the Alzheimer’s Association currently reports that over 5 million people nationwide are living with the condition, not everyone experiencing symptoms reports them. This means the numbers of people living with Alzheimer’s and dementia is most likely much higher than documented. There are at least ten different types of dementia. Of these, Alzheimer’s disease is […]

Dealing with Post-Retirement Depression

May 2, 2017

When thinking about retirement two common concerns are generally “Am I saving enough for retirement?” and “How much money will I actually need for retirement?” Financial security is always a major consideration but emotional security is equally important.

Transferring a Power of Attorney

April 25, 2017

According to a report from The American College of Emergency Physicians dated in early 2016 a majority of people in the United States do not have the proper type of power of attorney to cover health care or financial issues. In fact, “only about a quarter of Americans currently have an advance directive – like a living will.”

Tips to Understanding Your Aging Parents

April 18, 2017

Time gives the appearance of both standing still and passing quickly. Even as mature adults we envision our parents as parents, not as individuals. Each person has a story to tell. Following generations will value knowing the people who were a part of the formation of their family and identity.

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