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Recognizing Signs Your Loved One Might Need Assisted Living

Recognizing Signs Your Loved One Might Need Assisted Living Table of Contents Introduction Signs that it may be time to consider assisted living Conclution Introduction Deciding to move a loved one into an assisted living facility can be difficult. As families, we want our loved ones to be able to live independently for as long as possible. However, there often…

Shedding light on Diabetic eye disease: A call for awareness

Shedding light on Diabetic eye disease: A call for awareness Table of Contents Introduction Diabetic eye disease Eye problems diabetic retinopathy diabetic macular edema cataracts glaucoma Factors that can increase your risk of developing diabetic eye disease High cholesterol High blood pressure Tobacco use Pregnancy Not managing your blood sugar well Having long-term diabetes How important awareness is Conclusion Introduction…

Transitioning to Assisted Living: How to Have Conversations with Aging Loved Ones.

Learn how to navigate sensitive conversations with aging loved ones about transitioning to assisted living. Discover effective strategies for approaching the topic with empathy and understanding, addressing concerns and fears, and involving them in the decision-making process. Find out how to highlight the benefits of assisted living, provide helpful resources, and respect their autonomy. By fostering open communication and mutual respect, you can ensure a smoother transition to a supportive and enriching environment for your loved ones. Help them embrace this new chapter of their lives with confidence, while prioritizing their safety, well-being, and quality of life.

Caring for Damentia

Dementia care is daunting, but may not be as challenging as you would expect. Whether you care for a parent or senior loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia, or are a senior care professional approaching your role with some knowledge — the right attitude is crucial to success. Educating yourself about dementia and maintaining a positive but…

Fun and festive holiday activities for seniors.

Make a holiday wreath – these are fun and festive Decorate and fill stockings – try this cute stocking kit Make pomanders with oranges and cloves – like this Decorate the house – here are some fun ideas and these mini hat ornaments are adorable and easy to make Prompt kids to ask about “the olden days” so they can learn about their grandparent’s youth Play simple card games or board…