Preparing Your Home for a Loved One with Alzheimer’s: A Caregiver’s Guide Blog post republished with persmission from Redfin and Julia Weaver. The number of Americans living with Alzheimer’s continues to increase rapidly. Alzheimer’s disease affects...
As we continue to live longer lives than the generations before us, quality of life issues for an aging population become more pressing than ever. AARP reports 90% of seniors wish to remain in their own homes, rather than move in with their children, or to an assisted...
For many people, there is no place like home. This is especially true among seniors. For them, nothing beats navigating the latter stages of life in the familiarity and comfort of their own homes. No wonder personal in-home care assistance has grown in popularity over...
July is Social Wellness Month and we’re taking the opportunity to examine how social wellness relates to the health and happiness of seniors. Social wellness is the practice of actively nurturing and maintaining your relationships with the people closest to you. It’s...
As you get older and your needs change, downsizing makes more sense. Whether it’s to save money, move closer to family, or to age in place, moving to a smaller home can have many benefits for seniors. Downsizing and decluttering can take a lot of work, but it doesn’t...
Three Things to Consider When Taking Care of Your Parents Aging is a natural process and preparing for aging should go right along with it. Adults must take good care of themselves throughout their lives so they can age gracefully and enjoy their later years. However,...
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