As we get older, we tend to become more forgetful. Minor problems with memory can be normal and they are often due to age-related changes in both the structure of the brain and its functioning. If your parent is starting to forget where they left their keys or whether they paid the cable bill, you … Read more
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, heart disease is the number one cause of death for people in the United States. One of the risk factors is age since your heart muscle tends to get thicker or weaker as you get older. Around 70 percent of seniors between the ages of 60 … Read more
Living alone isn’t the same as being lonely but for the older adult, the two often go together. Almost a third of seniors in the U.S. now live alone. While the practice is common, it can also be dangerous. There are several reasons why elderly people are now less likely to share their home with … Read more
As individuals get older, their sleeping patterns tend to change. They go to bed earlier and wake up earlier or sleep less deeply. That’s a normal part of aging. However, if your elderly loved one is waking up tired or experiencing disturbed sleep, this is a cause for concern. Whether your parent or relative lives … Read more
Moving house can be overwhelming. Transitioning to assisted living as an older adult can be even harder. If you’re helping an elderly parent or relative move into a Boynton Beach assisted living community, there are lots of practical things you need to consider. Planning ahead can make the process go a lot more smoothly for … Read more
People who are in the early stages of dementia can often continue to carry out many daily tasks on their own. However, since the cognitive decline is progressive, there may come a time when they simply can’t manage on their own. While some families care for their affected loved ones at home, others place them … Read more
Reduced mobility can have a significant impact on the life of an older person. However, it doesn’t mean they have to lose all their independence or give up their hobbies. With the right assistance at an assisted living center in Boynton Beach, they can continue to enjoy life. Here are some tips that will help … Read more
Many people associate getting older with reducing their activity. However, seniors need to maintain a lifestyle that’s as active as possible. By moving regularly, you’ll be able to maintain your independence for longer, improve your memory, and prevent or regulate certain health conditions. If you’re moving into an assisted living community in Florida, you may … Read more
Americans are living longer than ever before. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, by 2030, all baby boomers will be over the age of 65. This means that one in every five residents in the country will be at retirement age and older people will outnumber children for the first time. While it’s heartening to … Read more
When the time comes to discuss new living arrangements with an elderly parent, you may dread the conversation. You may worry that mom or dad will be angry, distressed or afraid in response to the idea of transitioning to an assisted living center in Boynton Beach. The conversation is likely to be a difficult one. … Read more
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