Independent Living

As we and our loved one’s age, the likelihood that medications become a part of our daily life increases. According to a study in JAMA Internal Medicine, 80% of older adults take at least two prescriptions daily and 36% regularly take five or more. The number of pills and medications increases when you also incorporate… Read More

What we eat and put into our bodies plays a huge role in our overall health and wellbeing. However, as we age, our senses dull and require more simulation to be triggered. This means that our sense of smell, which is very connected to your sense of taste, is less sensitive as you age. This… Read More

Studies show that seniors need a sense of purpose and to interact with others to successfully age. Crafts and other creative activities are a great way to provide that. Here are four fun (and simple) craft ideas to get your creative juices flowing. Upcycled Potted Plants Living around plants can have a multitude of benefits–they… Read More

As our parents or relatives age, it can be difficult for children to enter their new role of caregiver. It’s a natural shift but one that can sometimes be uncomfortable. One of the key roles any person can play in an aging adult’s life is to encourage them to continue living their life to its… Read More

If you think it might be time for you or a loved one to transition to a senior living community or assisted living community, there are many factors that you should take into account. Always visit a potential community in person to get a better understanding of the environment. Just like buying a house, you… Read More

Across the country, people are being encouraged to self isolate themselves to prevent the spread of COVID-19, or the novel Coronavirus. As more and more states implement stay-at-home orders, we are witnessing the positive effects that social distancing can have. That being said, social distancing can be a little isolating and monotonous, so here are… Read More