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Do People with Dementia Need Constant Care?

Dementia is a complicated condition, often characterized by memory problems and cognitive decline. It can impact almost every aspect of a person’s life and poses unique challenges that can be difficult to meet at home. But do people with dementia need constant care, or can they remain independent to a certain point? In the earlier…
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Does Assisted Living Have Nurses?

Assisted living communities are designed for seniors who need some assistance with daily activities, but do not require round-the-clock medical care. In general, assisted living communities do not have registered nurses on staff. This is because they are not considered medical facilities and are therefore not required to have licensed medical professionals on-site at all…
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How to Recover from Caregiver Burnout

A lot in life demands our daily attention—work, our family, pets, accidents, bills, and sometimes a loved one who has reached a tender age or has a disability and needs our help.  When you’re taking care of everything else, it’s easy to feel like you’re drowning in responsibilities. Caregiver burnout is a state of physical,…
A senior man sitting up straight on a chair doing a posture exercise.
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Posture Exercises for Seniors

Maintaining good posture is important at any age for your overall health and wellness. For seniors, poor posture can lead to aches, pains, and injuries. Your posture can also affect your balance and mobility, which are both essential for seniors leading healthy, independent lives both inside and outside assisted living communities.  Changes to your body…
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Why Should Senior Citizens Perform Balance Exercises?

As a senior citizen, it's important to stay active and engage in physical activity to maintain your health and well-being. One form of exercise that can be especially beneficial for seniors is balance exercises. Balances exercises are great even if you have joint issues such as arthritis because they are typically low-impact and beginner friendly.…
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Benefits of Reading for Mental Health in Seniors

Out of all the healthy habits that anyone can develop—especially seniors—reading is often overlooked unless the person has a natural affinity towards it. The thing about reading is that it actually improves many areas of our lives, even seemingly unrelated ones such as sleeping habits. When discussing the benefits of reading for seniors, the focus…
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Memory Care •

When Is It Time for Memory Care?

Watching a loved one experience memory loss can be very challenging. There are obstacles for any senior in cognitive decline and also for the family and network supporting them. When cognitive conditions grow worse, a memory care unit may be the best solution for their health.   When to explore memory care for a senior is…
Happy seniors sitting in living room playing chess and socializing with one another
Assisted Living •

How Assisted Living Can Improve Your Quality of Life

Understanding your needs is essential for maintaining and improving your quality of life. However, as we age, it can be a challenge to keep up with daily living demands. Going to the grocery store, lifting heavy objects, and making minor house repairs can eventually become tiring or even dangerous. Assisted Living can help manage the…

Which Lifestyle Is Right for You?

Assisted Living

Our assisted living lifestyle provides the perfect balance of independence and support. Here, you can live life on your terms, with personalized assistance available whenever you need it, so you can spend your time on the people and activities you love.

Memory Care

For those living with cognitive impairments, our memory care program offers a secure and compassionate environment. Our dedicated team provides specialized support and engaging activities designed to nurture moments of joy and connection.

Respite Care

Respite care is a flexible, short-term option that’s perfect for a senior’s recovery from a surgery or for a caregiver who needs a well-deserved break. During a temporary stay, guests enjoy all the benefits of our community and compassionate care.

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