Blog Hero

Blog

Contact Us

Who Qualifies for Assisted Living?

A mature, happy couple smiling brightly in their assisted living community.

When transitioning into senior living, older adults benefit most when they join a community that matches their needs, expectations, and values. This is why the assisted living eligibility and qualification process is more comprehensive than most people think.  Assisted living is an ideal care environment for older adults who value social connections, are relatively self-sufficient, […]

Read More…

Free VR Apps & Games for Seniors

An excited senior tries on their VR headset.

Virtual Reality (VR) isn’t just for gamers or tech enthusiasts anymore—it’s quickly becoming a powerful tool for seniors to learn, connect, and enjoy engaging experiences in ways that were once unimaginable. Whether it’s exploring the world without leaving the comfort of their chair or enjoying a cheerful group game, VR offers countless benefits tailored to […]

Read More…

At What Age Can Dementia Set In?

A caregiver in a blue uniform assists an older adult in building colorful block structures at a table to help stimulate cognitive abilities for dementia care.

Dementia is a general term that refers to symptoms that affect memory, thinking, and daily functioning, often progressing over time. While dementia is most commonly diagnosed after age 65, it can develop as early as your 30s or 40s, depending on various factors. For families and caregivers, understanding dementia’s onset and progression is important for […]

Read More…

Who Is Assisted Living For?

A caregiver at an assisted living community rests her hand on a resident's shoulder.

Embracing the next chapter in your parents’ lives is an opportunity filled with promise and renewal. As you consider the best path forward for your loved ones, the idea of assisted living might emerge, bringing with it a mix of relief and uncertainty. Assisted living is for seniors who desire a supportive community where they […]

Read More…

Communication Tips for Dementia Caregivers

A senior man sitting on the couch, smiling and looking directly at the camera

Dementia is term used to describe a person’s symptoms when their ability to remember,  communicate effectively, and perform daily tasks becomes impaired. For a caregiver, communication can be one of the most difficult aspects of dementia care. Communicating with a loved one with dementia requires patience, understanding, and kindness.  Some tips that can help dementia […]

Read More…

Ways to Boost Mental Health While Aging

A senior woman with long gray hair looking directly smiling and holding a cup of tea.

Mental health plays an extremely important part in our overall well-being, and this becomes even more true as we age. With many seniors reporting feelings of loneliness or isolation, it’s becoming more important than ever to ensure everybody has access to ways to boost their mental health. Whether through therapy, physical fitness, medication, or socializing, […]

Read More…

instagram facebook facebook2 pinterest twitter google-plus google linkedin2 yelp youtube phone location calendar share2 link star-full star star-half chevron-right chevron-left chevron-down chevron-up envelope fax