Did you know that according to the ASPE, nearly 70% of people over 65 will need some form of long-term care during their lives? That’s where the choice between memory care vs. assisted living comes into play. Both provide support for seniors, but they cater to different needs. So, which one suits your loved one…
By 2030, there will be around 1.4 billion seniors in the world. It’s unfair to expect all of these people to stay in their homes and never go anywhere. Being able to leave when needed or wanted is a basic necessity for mental well-being. That’s why senior transport is such a vital part of healthy…
Boredom and loneliness are two common feelings seniors experience when living alone. Unfortunately, feeling lonely leads to depression and other mental and physical problems. The number of seniors over 65 who feel lonely continues to increase as more seniors stay in their homes alone. Fortunately, there is a solution: moving to a senior living community…
It’s estimated that there are nearly 30,600 independent living communities in the United States. These communities provide valuable spaces for seniors to socialize, enjoy easy-to-access amenities, and get any care they might need. While settling into these types of independent communities can be easy, transitioning into them can be a different story. Moving to independent…
According to the Alzheimer’s Association, nearly 7 million Americans aged 65 and older are living with Alzheimer’s disease, a common form of memory loss. By 2050, experts project the number of Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease to double to nearly 13 million, underscoring the increasing demand for specialized care. Imagine a community designed to nurture…
Nursing homes have received uneven representation throughout recent history. Just last year in 2023, a study found that 99% of nursing homes in Mississippi didn’t meet new staffing regulations. While that doesn’t mean they couldn’t provide good care, it does shine a light on the difficulties they face. Inevitably, some people will need to look…
According to the World Health Organization, more than 55 million people worldwide have dementia and your loved one could be one of them. As this condition progresses, it’s necessary to get specialist care. But, sometimes, recognizing the signs in a loved one is hard. Love helps us accept people despite their flaws, but sadly, this…
Diagnosing mild cognitive impairment, associated with memory loss in senior adults, is something 99% of healthcare providers miss. That means roughly 7.4 million older adults don’t receive early interventions that could slow memory loss and help families be more proactive about safety. With early diagnosis, families can use memory loss home modifications to make their…
Did you know that dementia can have a major impact on nutrition? With a combination of decreased appetite and increased activity, dementia patients often don’t get the required nutrition and foods for brain health. Are you interested in foods for brain health while you or a loved one battles dementia? Here are some key dementia…
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be overwhelming, and you’re not alone. 70% of dementia caregivers report that coordinating care is one of their biggest stressors. In fact, two-thirds struggle to find the resources and support they need to feel confident their loved one is safe, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. If you’re…