Senior Care News and Resources
Flu Season Prep: What Seniors and Families Should Know This Fall
As the weather cools and the calendar turns toward fall, it's also the unofficial kickoff of flu season prep. The CDC recommends September and October as the ideal window to get vaccinated, early enough to build immunity before flu activity typically picks up, but not so early that protection...
Healthy Aging Month: 10 Ways Seniors Can Stay Curious, Active, and Connected
September marks Healthy Aging Month, an observance founded by Healthy Aging® to shift the conversation around growing older, away from decline and toward possibility. This year's theme, "Curiosity Has No Age Limit," is a fitting reminder that the habits which keep us vibrant in our 60s, 70s, 80s,...
World Alzheimer’s Month: Understanding the Signs, Supporting Families, and Finding Hope
Every September, organizations around the globe observe World Alzheimer's Month, a campaign led by Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI) to raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. For families navigating a diagnosis, and for the senior living communities that...
Is It Time for a Little More Support? Signs to Watch For
Most families don't wake up one day and decide their parent needs more help. The realization builds slowly, out of a string of small moments that are each easy to explain away on their own — a missed pill, a stumble blamed on new shoes, a pantry with more expired cans than usual. Independence and...
