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Having a pet as a senior may not always be an option due to all the maintenance and care required to keep an animal. But pet therapy is an alternative that can provide seniors with heartwarming moments with furry friends. Pet therapy can help seniors cope with stress, expression, and health issues and help develop…

As your parents age, it can become especially important to cherish the time that you have with them and make the most of the moments you share together. While it is normal to worry about their health and mobility when it comes to independent living, there are plenty of fun activities that you can do…

Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease affect the brain, affecting memory, thoughts, feelings, and more. These diseases can significantly impact your loved one’s daily life, meaning they’ll likely need extra support. It can be a common assumption for some people that these 2 diseases are related and influence each other.  While Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s may not…

Transitioning to that next stage of life can sometimes be challenging, and the first step is finding the right community and lifestyle that meets your unique needs. Any significant change, like retirement, can leave your days vacant, and you may need time to adjust.  Spiritual activities can do wonders to enrich seniors' lives and help…

As we age, our joints and muscles don’t work as well as they used to. This is why staying active is such an essential part of getting older. Having other folks to keep busy with is a significant benefit of living in a senior’s community. While staying active is critical to good health, sometimes we…