Memory care is a vital aspect of senior living that many senior living communities do not pay much attention to. As your parents age, you need to be more interested in watching out for memory issues often associated with old age, such as Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. This doesn’t mean that you have to become…
Thinking about downsizing? Many seniors find that moving to a smaller home in retirement allows them to spend more time doing things they enjoy and less time focusing on housework. Additionally, downsizing can be helpful once retirees get to a point where they struggle to keep up with tasks like housekeeping and home maintenance. Moving…
Growing up, we always look to our parents for help, advice, and guidance. However, there can come a time as your parents age that you then become the one providing guidance for them. While your parents will most likely want to remain living in your family home, certain signs can point to them needing additional…
The dawning of a New Year always brings with it new hopes and possibilities for personal growth and improvement, fun and fulfillment, and perhaps the chance to experience new things. And that makes right now a rather high time for all of those infamous New Years’ resolutions, whether it’s eating right and exercising more often,…
Whether you’re a senior considering a move to a senior living community, or the child or family member of someone contemplating it, one of the biggest considerations is the lifestyle, and how to get—or preserve—that active way of life? We are all creatures of habit, and that means doing the things we like, in the…
“How I Love Lucy was born? We decided that instead of divorce lawyers profiting from our mistakes, we’d profit from them.”- Lucille Ball After World War 2 ended, Americans slowly started buying television sets for their homes. The decade of the 1950’s was known as “The Golden Age of Television” and changed the American home…