You Can't Pour From an Empty Cup: Self-Care for Family Caregivers
If you're caring for an aging parent, spouse, or loved one with dementia or chronic illness, you know the weight of responsibility that comes with it....
Social Dining for Seniors: Cognitive & Health Benefits
When was the last time you shared a truly memorable meal with someone you care about? Chances are, you remember not only what you ate, but who you were with and the conversation you shared. That's because meals are emotional gateways for connection a...
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When comparing assisted living options, families often ask about costs. One of the most common — and confusing — is the entrance fee. An assisted livi...
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Each September, senior living communities nationwide recognize National Assisted Living Week. It’s a time to honor the residents who inspire us, the f...
How Does Long Term Care Insurance Work?
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Living in the In-Between: What Early-Stage Dementia Really Looks Like
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