Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia impact millions of older adults and their families each year; in fact, 11% over the age of 65 — over 150,000 — are experiencing the condition throughout Arizona. Understanding these conditions is the first step toward finding the right care and support. At Barton House in Scottsdale, Arizona, we […]
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A Guide to Uplifting Your Loved Ones You’re likely familiar with the phrase “actions speak louder than words,” and it does hold some truth. Yet there’s another equally true perspective: Words can be incredibly powerful. Remember the last time someone gave you genuinely positive feedback at home or work? We bet it made you feel
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There are plenty of ways to get out and enjoy Kingwood, TX, also known as the “Livable Forest.” It offers seniors a delightful blend of nature, community activities, and local attractions. The area is rich with parks, lakes, and a welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal place for seniors and families. Whether you’re a nature
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At Orangeburg Memory Care, we understand that finding the right community for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia is a deeply personal journey. You’re looking for a place where your loved one can feel secure, supported, and truly at home. We see you and know that you want the best for your family member.
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It’s not unusual for older adult’s diets to become less healthy as they age. Decreased appetite, difficulty chewing, and limited access to fresh ingredients can contribute to this decline. Social isolation, changes in taste preferences, and no longer having the desire or ability to cook might also lead seniors to opt for convenient, less nutritious
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Are you part of the sandwich generation? This term describes adults caring for aging parents while also raising young children. These caregivers find themselves pulled in multiple directions, balancing the needs of younger and older family members while managing their own responsibilities. Sounds like a lot, doesn’t it? Unsurprisingly, caregivers in the sandwich generation often
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Sleep is a fundamental aspect of our well-being, but it often becomes a significant challenge for those living with dementia. This condition significantly affects sleep patterns, impacting the natural cycle of rest and wakefulness. Changes in the brain, particularly in areas regulating the sleep-wake cycle, can lead to sleep disruptions. Dementia sleep disorders, like insomnia,
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Being a family caregiver is undoubtedly a labor of love. It’s a role filled with compassion, dedication, and sacrifice. However, it can also be incredibly demanding, both physically and emotionally. Many caregivers neglect their well-being as they prioritize the needs of their loved ones. Yet, it’s essential to remember that you can’t pour from an
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Click 2 Houston reports at least 62,000 older adults in Harris County, Texas live with Alzheimer’s. This is the most common form of memory loss, but just one of the many types of dementia people experience. Houston seniors find a welcoming community at Novellus Kingwood. Our team specializes in compassionate residential care for dementia, offering support
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The terms “nursing home” and “assisted living” describe two kinds of communities so it is important to understand the differences if you are looking into nursing homes in Spring, Texas. When first starting a search, the choices that pop up can be overwhelming, to say the least. And since finding that perfect new environment takes
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