Health and Wellness When Is It Time for Memory Care? Signs Families Often Miss
The phone rings at 2 a.m. It's your parent's next-door neighbor in Marietta, letting you know your mom was outside in her bathrobe trying to "drive to work"—a job she retired from fifteen years ago. You hang up, heart racing, and stare at the ceiling. Something has shifted, and you can feel it. But how do you know when what you're seeing is more than just aging?
Health and Wellness Six Science-Backed Ways to Keep Your Brain Sharp After 70
In 2023, a landmark study published in JAMA Neurology followed adults for over a decade and found something remarkable: people who practiced just four or five healthy lifestyle habits experienced up to 40% less cognitive decline than those who practiced none or only one. Not four or five exotic interventions—four or five everyday habits most of us already know about.
Navigating What's Next Paying for Senior Living in Marietta: A Family Guide
Maybe you've already toured a community near Cobb Parkway or researched memory care options in the Marietta area. You can picture a loved one thriving there—enjoying meals with friends, getting help with daily tasks, staying safe. But then the monthly cost appears on the brochure, and the conversation shifts from "this could work" to "how would we ever afford this?"
Navigating What's Next Signs Your Parent Needs Help at Home in Marietta, GA
The phone call came on a Tuesday afternoon. Your parent casually mentioned that the air conditioning had been out for a week. In July. In Marietta, Georgia.
Living Well Choosing the Right Memory Care in Marietta, GA: A Family Guide
When your loved one needs support for Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia, the right memory care in Marietta, GA, will put their joy first. Families in Marietta, Kennesaw, and throughout Cobb County may experience a complex mix of emotions, from relief that professional care is available and guilt about the transition, to confidence in making the right choice and uncertainty about what quality care truly looks like.
Living Well 7 Ways Moving Into an Assisted Living Community Can Ease The Burden of Daily Tasks
As years go by, everyday tasks that once felt simple (such as doing laundry or taking a shower) can begin to feel overwhelming or even impossible. From managing medications and cooking your favorite dish to housekeeping and staying socially connected, the list of responsibilities can pile up quickly. For seniors and their families, the burdens of daily tasks can quickly lead to stress, fatigue, and even feelings of isolation.
Our Neighborhood A Dream Fulfilled: Gerda’s Journey to 50 States
At Arbor Terrace Burnt Hickory, we believe life is an ongoing adventure, no matter your age. For resident Gerda McCoy, that spirit of adventure recently led her to complete her lifelong dream of visiting all 50 states.
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Living Well Is It Time to Move Into a Memory Care Community in Marietta, GA? Common Signs to Watch For
If you know a loved one experiencing cognitive decline due to a memory condition like Alzheimer's or dementia, several important questions come to mind: “Will they be safe at home?”, “Can I take care of them?”, and “When is it time to consider memory care?” These are difficult topics to think about, but figuring out the answers now is an act of love, helping your loved one enjoy a fulfilling and healthful lifestyle.
Our Neighborhood Caregiving Team Members Share What Makes Life at Arbor So Special
At Arbor Terrace Burnt Hickory, creating an inviting and comforting place to call home is what brings our team members the most happiness. In this clip, our thoughtful caregivers share what they love most about life here, especially when it comes to helping create the moments that inspire, encourage, uplift and celebrate those in their care.
Living Well 6 Friendship Building Tips for New Residents of a Senior Living Community in Marietta, GA
Making the decision to transition into a Marietta, GA, senior living community marks an exciting new chapter of friendship, health, and adventure, but it can also bring about feelings of uncertainty. Many seniors worry about whether they'll be able to make new friends, find their place in an already-established community, and adjust to a new social environment. The good news is that senior living communities are intentionally designed to help make that process seamless.