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7 Benefits of Touring a Senior Living Community

7 Benefits of Touring a Senior Living Community

What an In-Person Tour Will Tell You That You Won’t Find Online or Anywhere Else. Rod Anderson-Executive Director, Bridges Senior Lifestyle Living It’s not an easy process, looking for a Senior Living Community for yourself or being responsible for helping find a safe...

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10 Signs Your Aging Parent May Need Help

10 Signs Your Aging Parent May Need Help

10 Signs Your Aging Parent May Need Help More than half of adult children in America have helped their parents with housework, errands and home repairs. According to the Pew Research Center, about 52% of those with parents age 65 to 74, and 64% with parents 75 and...

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Stroke Information

Stroke Information

Stroke is the third leading cause of death in the United States and a leading cause of serious, long-term disability in adults. About 600,000 new strokes are reported in the U.S. each year. The good news is that treatments are available that can greatly reduce the...

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When Should You Start Your Senior Living Search?

When Should You Start Your Senior Living Search?

There are moments in life where once you try something new — sushi, scuba diving, samba lessons – you wonder why you waited so long. The same can be said for deciding when to move to senior living. When you visit a community on your senior living search, if you ask...

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What is Independent Senior Living?

What is Independent Senior Living?

What is Independent Senior Living? There’s a common misconception that senior living communities are only for long-term care. It’s one reason many older adults don’t consider moving to a community until they need care. But that attitude can mean missing out on all the...

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Palliative Care: Facts and Questions

Palliative Care: Facts and Questions

Palliative Care: Facts and Questions WHAT IS PALLIATIVE CARE? Sometimes called “comfort care,” the goal of palliative medicine is to improve the quality of life for those suffering from life-threatening or serious chronic health issues. Typically managed separately...

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The Importance of a Daily Routine for Dementia Patients

The Importance of a Daily Routine for Dementia Patients

The Importance of a Daily Routine for Dementia Patients One of the main things people fear when they receive a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia is the inevitable loss of independence and control over their world. If you’re caring for a...

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Should My Aging Parent Live Alone?

Should My Aging Parent Live Alone?

Should My Aging Parent Live Alone? While there are some clear signs that an aging parent or loved on needs some help on a daily basis, there are other, more subtle indicators that an elderly parent shouldn’t be living alone. These signs are not exhaustive, nor do they...

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Dementia Patients & Dignity – Respectful Caregiving

Dementia Patients & Dignity – Respectful Caregiving

Dementia Patients & Dignity – Respectful Caregiving When someone close to you has dementia and spends an increasing amount of time in a confused state, it can be difficult to remember the person they were before the disease began to take control. However, it’s...

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