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Volunteering can be a great way to stay engaged and active as you age, retire, or move into a senior living community. No matter your lifestyle, volunteering can provide a sense of purpose and fulfillment. Volunteering in the community offers seniors an opportunity to give back to their communities and make a positive impact on…

Taking care of our feet is important for general health. Those in assisted living or memory care may require more assistance to care for their bodies. Older adults may experience more foot problems due to the wear and tear of joints, thinning skin, and reduced circulation.  To help maintain general foot care for seniors, you…

It can be difficult to watch your parents get older. None of us want to imagine a world without them in it. But sooner or later, it becomes time to discuss what comes next, like if they’re ready for senior living. But what if your parents aren’t willing to consider accepting medical care? When a…

People with diabetes are more at risk of cognitive impairment leading to forgetfulness, inability to learn new things, and problems with attention. These issues can be mild and have little impact on someone’s ability to live independently, or can be more extreme, leading to dementia. Diabetes can cause cognitive problems, including memory issues. With proper…

Planning healthy meals can become more difficult as we get older. Changes in our bodies and lifestyles can have a huge impact on how we eat.  Good nutrition is a key part of eating healthy for older adults. Many seniors can struggle with getting enough nutrients in their diet, which can cause a number of…

Home is where you should feel the safest, regardless of your age. All homes eventually need some upgrading to stay safe throughout our lives. Simply put, falling doesn’t have to be a part of getting older. Whether you’re moving somewhere new or looking to improve your current home, we’ve got a handy checklist to make…