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Alzheimer’s & dementia, Caregiving, Eating Well, Lifestyle, Senior Living • March 25, 2025

Dementia and Dehydration: Potential Links, Risk Factors, and Tips To Stay Hydrated

If your senior loved one is experiencing the life-changing effects of dementia, then you know how seemingly small variations in one’s activities and environment can present drastic challenges. This very fact indicates a corresponding truth that can be a source of comfort: simple adjustments can be very effective in improving quality of life. Hydration is…

Senior man unpacking with adult daughter

Alzheimer’s & dementia, Senior Living • February 24, 2025

Memory Care Packing List: What to Pack to Create the Feeling of Home Sweet Home

There’s so much to think about when you’re helping a loved one prepare to enter a memory care community. You want to make their transition as smooth as possible, so they’ll feel at home from the start — but when it comes to knowing what to pack and what to leave behind, the process quickly…

Health & Wellness, Senior Living • December 4, 2024

10 Mental Health Tips for Seniors: How To Fight Mental Health Issues and Enjoy Life to the Fullest

Sudden mood changes and feelings of depression, anxiety, and loneliness — you’re beginning to go through these more often, and your family and friends are noticing it, too. They’re wondering if you are experiencing mental health issues, and if you’re honest with yourself, you’re beginning to think the same thing as well. You know mental…

Eating Well, Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Senior Living • October 21, 2024

Feeding Tubes for the Elderly: Exploring the Pros and Cons of Nutritional Intervention

Living with a feeding tube can sometimes be difficult to navigate, especially if you’re an elderly person who’s interested in an assisted living community. Sometimes the need for a feeding tube is unavoidable, and unfortunately, many senior communities are not equipped to take in residents that require tube feeding. In our guide, we explain: The…

Health & Wellness, Safety, Senior Living • September 21, 2024

How Fast Does Parkinson’s Usually Progress? What To Expect After a Diagnosis

It can start with an almost undetectable quiver of a hand. Then you notice difficulty in day-to-day tasks. Before you know it, you’re faced with a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. As scary as it may seem, Parkinson’s disease doesn’t always quickly descend into severe stages. Many people live a functional and comfortable life for years.…

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Health & Wellness, Senior Living • August 28, 2024

6 Comprehensive Strategies for Managing Diabetes in the Elderly

Diabetes is a complex, often misunderstood medical condition. There are a lot of factors that go into managing diabetes in the elderly and figuring it out without help can be daunting. With proper monitoring and care, diabetes doesn’t have to stop someone from enjoying their golden years. At Senior Services of America communities, we understand…

Alzheimer’s & dementia, Caregiving, Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Senior Living • June 21, 2024

Navigating the Challenges of How To Cope With a Parent With Dementia

You may have noticed some recent subtle or not-so-subtle mental, physical, and emotional changes in your parent’s health condition or behaviors, and they now have received a diagnosis of dementia. What does a dementia diagnosis mean for their future — and your future as a caregiver? Caring for a parent with dementia can be overwhelming…

Alzheimer’s & dementia, Lifestyle, Safety, Senior Living • May 24, 2024

Dementia and Driving:Can You Drive With Dementia?

How To Navigate Driving and Dementia You’re starting to notice more scrapes and dents on your dad’s car. You’re worried that he recently got lost driving to the grocery store he’s been shopping at for the past 20 years. You find yourself thinking it may not be safe for your dad to be driving anymore.…

Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Senior Living • April 26, 2024

The Surprising Potential Benefits of Tai Chi for Seniors

Do your joints ever feel stiff? Are your muscles experiencing weakness? Does dizziness or loss of balance ever interrupt your day? It may be time to get in the flow with Tai Chi, a gentle, low-impact way to build strength and improve balance. Tai Chi can be practiced by people of any age. It is…

Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Senior Living • March 29, 2024

What Are the Benefits of Social Interaction for Seniors?

Loneliness often feels like an unfinished puzzle, missing the last piece that completes the entire picture. It leaves you feeling incomplete and unsettled, making it difficult to feel confidence and self-worth. As our loved ones get older, they become especially vulnerable to loneliness and social isolation. Rest assured, we’re here to help you find the…

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Dementia and Dehydration: Potential Links, Risk Factors, and Tips To Stay Hydrated

Memory Care Packing List: What to Pack to Create the Feeling of Home Sweet Home

10 Mental Health Tips for Seniors: How To Fight Mental Health Issues and Enjoy Life to the Fullest

Feeding Tubes for the Elderly: Exploring the Pros and Cons of Nutritional Intervention

How Fast Does Parkinson’s Usually Progress? What To Expect After a Diagnosis

6 Comprehensive Strategies for Managing Diabetes in the Elderly

Navigating the Challenges of How To Cope With a Parent With Dementia

Dementia and Driving:Can You Drive With Dementia?

The Surprising Potential Benefits of Tai Chi for Seniors

What Are the Benefits of Social Interaction for Seniors?

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