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Moving a loved one into a senior living community can be a challenge for some families, even though it is a great decision. Grandma, Grandpa or Auntie is an important part of your family and you want to make sure they have a smooth transition.

Does your senior community offer three meals per day, an attentive and friendly staff, weekly Bible classes, a fun and engaging social calendar, and $500 off your monthly rent for the first three months?

Selecting a senior living community for a parent is a difficult decision to make and a critical one to get right. Most older people wish to live as independently as possible and the concept of institutionalized care can be perceived as a threat. Find

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As you age, staying socially connected becomes more difficult. Maintaining those outside connections are vitally important to both your physical and mental health. In fact, research shows that lonely and isolated seniors are more likely to suffer fro

If you're caring for someone with dementia, you no doubt find yourself with plenty of things to worry about -- not least of which is your loved one's safety. Cognitive challenges can turn everyday circumstances, actions and surroundings into potentia

Dementia is a disease that can quickly take over a person's life and make it unsafe for them to live on their own. There are many adult children who face the hard decision of choosing whether their elderly parent can continue to live on their own, or

Dementia can be a very scary disease to have in the family. When an aging parent is diagnosed with dementia, the family has a very important decision to make regarding where they will live in the near future. It can be dangerous for someone with deme

When your loved one suffers from dementia, it can be difficult to know how to help them. With assisted community living, you have access to professionals and professional care. They can be a great asset to your family in caring for your loved one.

When you have a relative who is starting to reach an age when they can no longer live alone safely, it can be hard to know what to do to ensure that they stay safe at all times. If you are not able to move the relative into your home, consider an ind

One of the most common issues facing American seniors is loneliness. The U.S. Census Bureau put the number of elderly folks living alone in one year at an alarming 11 million. Living alone, although a choice for many older folks who want to remain in

Right now, an estimated 5.5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's, and that number is projected to climb to 16 million by 2050. As such, Alzheimer's stands out as one of the most common diseases in the country and is the sixth-leading cause o