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Healthy Living •

How Hydration Affects Cognitive and Physical Health

Key Takeaways Hydration is essential for brain function, mood stability, and memory in seniors. Staying hydrated supports joint health, circulation, and energy levels. Seniors face higher dehydration risks due to age, medications, and health conditions. Caregivers can help by watching for warning signs and encouraging fluid intake daily. Staying hydrated is essential for overall health,…
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How Cognitive Therapies Support Dementia Care

Key Takeaways Cognitive therapy can help slow the progression of dementia symptoms by stimulating memory and problem-solving skills. Activities such as puzzles, art, music, and storytelling provide meaningful mental engagement for seniors. Families can feel reassured knowing that cognitive therapies enhance both daily functioning and emotional well-being. Supportive communities create structured opportunities for seniors to…
A senior couple work on a knitting project together as a way to bond, foster their creativity, and support cognitive function
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Benefits of Arts & Crafts for Seniors

Arts and crafts aren't just childhood pastimes—they're powerful tools that help practice physical and mental skills, supporting quality of life for seniors. Creative activities improve cognitive function, foster social connections, and promote overall well-being in older adults.  From strengthening mental abilities to fostering meaningful relationships, these activities offer benefits that extend far beyond mere entertainment. …
A senior with insomnia tries in vain to fall asleep in bed, with an alarm clock on their bedside table reading 3:33 AM
Healthy Living, Senior Living •

Is It Normal for Seniors to Have Trouble Sleeping?

Sleep isn’t just about feeling refreshed the next day. For seniors, quality sleep plays a crucial role in maintaining physical health, cognitive function, and emotional well-being.  However, sleep challenges become increasingly common as we age. While some health conditions, like dementia, can contribute to poor sleep, many seniors experience poorer sleep quality due to normal…
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Senior Living •

Top Gift Ideas for Seniors

Whether a loved one lives alone or in a senior living community, putting effort into a thoughtful, meaningful gift is a wonderful way to show you care. While finding a gift can seem challenging, the best gifts align with your loved one’s interests and/or enhance their daily life.  Top gift ideas for birthdays, special days,…
A smiling senior dressed in all pink happily drives themselves to a night of bingo, relishing their independence
Healthy Living, Senior Living •

Reasons Independence Is Important for Seniors

Aging doesn’t mean giving up control over your life. For seniors, maintaining independence isn’t just about being able to live alone; it’s about preserving dignity, confidence, and emotional strength.  Independence is the freedom to make choices, the ability to participate in activities you love, and the chance to thrive in a way that feels meaningful…
A large group of seniors playfully engage in a game of tug-of-war in the outdoors as a picnic game to promote light activity.
Healthy Living •

7 Picnic & Outdoor Party Game Ideas for Seniors

Picnics and outdoor parties are excellent ways to bring people together, especially seniors who cherish social connections and fresh air. These events aren’t just fun; they support physical and mental well-being by encouraging light activity and interaction.  When you’re looking for engaging ways to liven up your next gathering, try our curated list of outdoor…
A shocked senior looks at their bank account balance on their phone after being targeted by a financial scam online.
Healthy Living •

Senior Scams: Protecting Your Loved Ones Online

The digital world offers endless opportunities for connection, learning, and convenience. However, it can also be a minefield of online scams and digital fraud for seniors. Unfortunately, scammers target older adults due to their perceived financial stability or lack of digital literacy.  You can help protect a senior in your life online by teaching them…
Woman with dementia standing on a porch, looking out at the view.
Memory Care •

Can People with Dementia Live Alone?

Living alone can provide a strong sense of independence and routine, especially for older adults. But when dementia enters the picture, even the simplest tasks—like preparing a meal or remembering when to take medications—can become difficult to manage.  These daily challenges bring up a critical question for families and caregivers: Can someone with dementia live…
Senior person completing a head-shaped puzzle as part of a memory exercise.
Memory Care •

7 Word Recall Exercises to Help with Memory

While there’s no shortage of “brain games” out there, not all are specifically designed to support memory function. Word recall exercises, in particular, are a simple yet effective way to strengthen memory and slow cognitive decline. That’s why we’ve gathered 7 therapist-recommended word recall exercises that are easy to do right at home. These exercises…

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