When you or a loved one enters assisted living or a similar communal setting, it is typically because they are having trouble with their activities of daily living (ADL). These primarily non-medical tasks are supported by a caregiver to assist a resident with the necessities of daily life. The resident can then live as independently…
When a loved one starts to require more assistance than what can be offered at home, it can be difficult on the entire family. This is especially true while providing care for family members who suffer from dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Since their requirements are so distinct and frequently more fragile, it can be challenging…
You are currently in your 70s (or close to it) and generally healthy, with the exception of the inevitable aches and pains that come with getting older. You make an effort not to let that restrict you too much. You are energetic, but you are growing weary of having to drive all over town to…
One of the most crucial decisions you will have to make as an older adult is selecting the correct retirement community. Your daily quality of life may be impacted by the area, amenities, dining, cost, and visitor policies. It is crucial to do some research whether you are looking for an independent living facility for…
Since there have been dinner tables, it has served as a place of gathering. Consider some of your favorite memories and chances are, food features prominently in them. Food nourishes both our bodies and our souls, whether it is during family dinners, holiday celebrations, or social outings. The dining experience in retirement communities has changed…
