Connect With Older Adults Using Video Chat
It’s an uncertain time right now. And in times of uncertainty, many of us want to connect with the people we love and care about. But unfortunately, that’s not always possible.
Expert Tips for Caregivers Coping With Stress During COVID-19
Even under normal conditions, a caregiver’s responsibilities can feel overwhelming at times. But in today’s environment, caregivers are facing unprecedented levels of stress and anxiety.
Creative Social Distancing in Senior Living
For those with friends or family members at a senior living community, this is an extra-stressful time.
Moving To Assisted Living During Coronavirus
Planning the transition to long-term care for a parent is stressful even under ordinary circumstances. During a public health care crisis, the decision can be mindboggling.
Hang Up On Covid Calls: New Coronavirus Scams
Preying on fear amid the coronavirus pandemic, an entirely new class of con artist has emerged.
Your Top Covid-19 Safety Questions Answered
If you have a loved one in assisted living, you likely have questions. Will they be safe? What precautions are taken to prevent Covid-19?
Understanding the Link Between Mozart, Music and Memory
Happy Classical Music Month! Today, we honor Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who revolutionized not just classical music, but also how we help people with Alzheimer’s and dementia. Read more.
Everything You Need to Know About Florida Assisted Living Licenses
Assisted living is instrumental in maintaining the health and well-being of older adults in Florida, but licensing can make a big difference. In honor of National Assisted Living Week, here’s a breakdown of the different types of assisted living communities in Florida.
A Florida Recipe for Healthy Aging
Happy Healthy Aging Month! One of the best ways to enjoy a healthier lifestyle is to eat a diet rich in fruits and vegetables. Fortunately, Florida is one of the country’s top producers of fresh produce. Find the freshest, most in-season fruits and vegetables in your area. Read more.
Reducing the Risk of Falls in Seniors With Alzheimer’s and Dementia
People with dementia are four to five times more likely to experience a fall than other older adults. But until recently, scientists have struggled to explain why. In honor of Falls Prevention Awareness Day, explore the link between dementia and falling. Read more.