Wellington Bay Community Walks To End Alzheimer’s
October 17, 2025Source: Go Town Crier Updated: October 17 , 2025 Wellington Bay Community Walks to End Alzheimer’s Section: Business | Community News Click here to read full article.
Source: Go Town Crier Updated: October 17 , 2025
Wellington Bay Community Walks to End Alzheimer’s
Section: Business | Community News
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Wellington Bay Community Walks to End Alzheimer’s
October 15, 2025Source: Around Wellington Bay Updated: October 11 , 2025 Wellington Bay Community Walks to End Alzheimer’s, Highlighting Expertise in Memory Care Written By: admin Click here to read full article.
Travel Tips for Older Adults: Stay Safe, Comfortable and Inspired
October 14, 2025“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.” — Saint Augustine Travel holds a wealth of benefits for older Americans who, perhaps no longer tied down by work or young children, can now embark on journeys filled with personal growth, new experiences and adventure. It’s reported that seniors . . . Read More
Investigating the Terminology of Senior Living
Part II A Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)-self-care activities. These can be broken down in this way: Basic ADLs- eating, bathing, grooming, toileting, taking medications, and ambulating (moving from one position to another). Instrumental ADLs (IADLs)-tasks necessary for living independently or without assistance, including transportation, managing finances, shopping, meal preparation, house cleaning and maintenance. Acute . . . Read More
Smart Solutions for Caregivers: Tools to Enhance Senior Care
It is estimated that there are 53 million Americans, that amounts to one in five, assisting their older relatives, spouses, friends or neighbors with daily tasks such as cooking, showering or dressing. Being a caregiver can be a stressful job, but fortunately, a range of technologies exists that are designed to make that job easier . . . Read More
Embrace the Perks: The Benefits of Assisted Living
The term ‘assisted living’ has become a catchphrase for everything relating to senior living. Rather than an accurate umbrella term, however, assisted living is a specific type of senior living community. The best assisted living retirement communities help older adults maintain their dignity and independence with convenient amenities and services provided 24 hours per day, . . . Read More
Understanding Caregiving: The Benefits and the Struggles
There are only four kinds of people in this world: those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers. Caregiving is universal. Rosalyn Carter Caregiving is a life-changing role that often comes up without warning. It is sometimes voluntary, but other times, it . . . Read More
Investigating the Terminology of Senior Living
Part I It’s likely that as you decide to investigate senior living for yourself or a loved one, the associated terminology will be confusing. It’s vernacular, much of which you might not come across in typical everyday life. Yet, at the time you do start the process of researching senior living, the jargon is critical . . . Read More
Choosing Safety Over the Steering Wheel
Knowing when it’s time to hang up your car keys is not a decision that many older adults find easy to make. They may worry that they will lose their independence or become more isolated. But it may be a decision that allows them to live more freely, without anxiety that they might cause an . . . Read More
Staying Healthy and Strong: Tips for Preventing Falls in Older Adults
“Stay independent—don’t let a fall be your downfall.”— Centers for Disease Control and Prevention A fall can happen in an instant…a missed step, a slippery floor, or poor lighting. But the consequences can be serious. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), falls are the leading cause of injury and injury-related death . . . Read More