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Best Brain Foods for Breakfast: Eating for Brain Health

A healthy breakfast is more than fuel to begin the day. It's a chance to support long-term cognitive health and lower the risk of decline. By starting the morning with the right foods, you're promoting better memory, focus, and overall brain function. Eating nutrient-rich foods for breakfast can support your brain health by delivering essential…
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Wellness in Romantic Relationships During Your Golden Years

Romantic relationships are about connection, comfort, and companionship. However, maintaining wellness in romantic relationships can be challenging as we enter our golden years. It’s always important to be proactive—this is key to preserving your lifestyle and maintaining a stronger, healthier relationship with your partner. The later years of life offer couples a renewed opportunity to…
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What to Expect from a Memory Care Facility?

As the senior population continues to grow, memory care communities have become increasingly vital in supporting individuals facing cognitive challenges such as Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. The heart of memory care lies in its tailored services and amenities, safety protocols, and specialized daily assistance. Residents can also benefit from an environment prioritizing…
A senior man and woman sitting on a park bench as the woman holds her injured ankle.

6 Easy Exercises for Swollen Ankles

Swollen ankles can be a common problem for many adults as they get older—but the challenges of aging don’t have to prevent you from living well.  It’s not always easy to know the best types of exercise for seniors; however, with a tailored exercise program and guidance from an experienced team, many older adults can…
An adult child rubs their temples to ease the exhaustion and stress of caregiving responsibilities while sitting on the couch.

When Should Respite Care for the Elderly Be Accessed?

Caring for a loved one is a rewarding yet demanding responsibility, especially for one person to manage. Without taking some much-needed self-care, you may find yourself on the brink of caregiver burnout, which can directly affect the level of care you can safely provide. Respite care offers a temporary solution. It’s a short-term stay that…
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What Is the Difference Between Forgetfulness and Dementia?

It’s something we’ve all experienced—misplacing car keys, forgetting an appointment, or walking into a room and wondering why. Occasional forgetfulness is just another part of getting older. But when does this shift from being a “normal” aspect of aging to something more serious? Normal forgetfulness typically involves minor lapses, like briefly forgetting someone’s name only…
A nurse assisting a senior during recovery after a hip fracture.

Can Hip Fractures Impact Cognitive Decline?

A hip fracture is a serious injury that can significantly affect a senior’s life. For older adults, especially those with existing health issues, hip fractures can lead to both physical and mental health challenges.  While the focus is often on physical recovery, research shows that these injuries can also contribute to cognitive decline, including conditions…
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Top 10 Online Safety Tips for Seniors

As the internet becomes an integral part of daily life, older adults are increasingly embracing the digital world to stay connected, access information, and manage tasks like banking and shopping. However, this digital freedom comes with risks that can affect personal and financial security.  Key tips to stay safe online include creating strong passwords, being…
A senior with their head in their hands as if they are saddened by their dementia, with a younger family member next to them trying to comfort them.

What Should You Not Say to Someone With Dementia

Communicating with a loved one who has dementia can be challenging and emotional. What you say, and how you say it, can make all the difference in building trust, creating understanding, and minimizing frustration for both you and your loved one. If you're a family member, caregiver, or simply a friend navigating this tough terrain,…

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