Understanding The Benefits Of Assisted Living Homes

    Understanding The Benefits Of Assisted Living Homes


  • Helping Your Elderly Parent Fit Into A New Assisted Living Environment

    1 September 2016
    There comes a time in many people's lives when it's necessary to receive assisted living. There's no shame in this, but it can be a hard adaption for many people. This is especially true if your parent is, for some reason, struggling to socialize. You have to do what you can to integrate them into this new living environment to ensure a happy life. Socialization Is Ke
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  • Rehabilitation After A Stroke: What To Expect

    1 September 2016
    Each year, an estimated 795,000 people suffer a stroke, and 610,000 of these people suffer their first stroke. They are not always fatal, but strokes can be debilitating. Depending on the severity of the stroke, you may suffer partial paralysis or loss of mobility and speech. Rehabilitation services can help you if you suffer a stroke, so you can get your life back to
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  • Six Gifts To Bring Someone In A Nursing Home

    31 August 2016
    If you are going to visit someone in the nursing home, skip the flowers, potted plants, and candy. Instead, give them a gift that won't potentially activate a roommate's allergies, require special care, or go against their dietary restrictions. Take one of the following gift ideas for something that they will enjoy, use, and appreciate: 1. Digital picture frames.
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  • Stuck In A Rut After Retirement? 3 Changes That Will Transform Your Life

    30 August 2016
    The days of a quiet, passive retirement are over. Today's 60 is the new 40, and that means that you can look forward to many years of active living. Yet what can you do when your career has reached its end? Sure, you may have dreamed about long days sitting in front of the TV when you were younger, but you know now that this would never be fulfilling. As you prepare f
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  • Have A Loved One With Dementia? Two Reasons Why You Should Obtain Respite Care

    30 August 2016
    Caring for a loved one who has dementia is often a full-time job.  You may be their main source of support, meaning that you must constantly watch over them and care for their physical needs.  Over time this could begin to take its toll on you, perhaps making you feel tired and beginning to experience depression.  That's why it's so important for you to
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