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How To Deal With Hallucinations in Seniors

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Hallucinations, though often associated with conditions like schizophrenia, can also affect seniors due to various factors. These sensory perceptions, which are not grounded in reality, can be disorienting and distressing for both seniors experiencing them and their caregivers. As seniors age, they may become more susceptible to hallucinations due to changes in sensory perception, cognitive […]

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A Sibling’s Guide to Caring for Aging Parents

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Caregiving for a parent can be extremely rewarding, but that doesn’t mean it’s always the easiest thing in the world—especially when trying to coordinate care with your siblings. By working together, your family can ensure your parents get the care they deserve, all while supporting each other through the unique challenges associated with caregiving. There […]

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At What Age Can Dementia Set In?

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When a loved one is diagnosed with dementia, it helps to seek professional care, like that offered by a memory care community. Dementia can be a complex condition, affecting everything from a person’s memory to their behavior. It’s perfectly natural to want to learn more about it—by learning the signs, symptoms, and more, you can […]

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How Social Connections Keep Seniors Healthy

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Strong social connections are more than just friendships—they are a way to stay healthy and vibrant long into our golden years. These social connections can help keep older adults healthy by lowering the risk of chronic illness, improving mental health, and slowing cognitive decline.  This isn’t to say that social connections are the magic answer […]

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Why Should Seniors Perform Balance Exercises?

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Being able to stay upright and independent is something to be treasured. However, age can sometimes pose unique challenges, making it essential to exercise regularly to keep our bodies, joints, and minds healthy. Fortunately, there’s an answer to help maintain independence and mobility: balance exercises. Balance exercises help give older adults the tools they need […]

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Activities that Can Help Seniors with Dementia

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Dementia can be a challenging condition to manage and cope with for both the individual and their loved ones. A person with dementia may experience changes in their mood and behavior, which can be stressful and confusing. Engaging in certain activities can help those with dementia improve their mental and emotional well-being and reduce the […]

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