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The “Next Level” Medical Alert System FACT: The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) states that a person 65+ that experiences a fall is not found or attended to for an average of 18 hours.

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Alzheimer’s Disease Frequently Asked Questions

Alzheimer’s Disease Frequently Asked Questions with Dr. Fortanasce, Neurologist / Alzheimer’s Expert   Why is Alzheimer’s such a huge concern? Alzheimer’s disease is a big concern because this mind destroying epidemic is a growing national crisis. The toll

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Coronavirus: Be Aware, Not Anxious

CORONAVIRUS Be Aware, Not Anxious   Dr. Jacqueline DuPont, PhD (Gerontologist and Aging Expert) explains why it is important to “Be Aware, But Not Anxious” when discussing the Coronavirus. Viruses, Flu, Infections have been affecting Seniors

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New Senior Living Listings

Find the most recently updated and new Senior Living Facilities in the United States. These residential homes or large communities range in services that provide Assisted Living, Independent Living and Memory Care for our aging

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Medical Alert Systems

What are Medical Alert Systems? Medical Alert Systems allows individuals to have protection in the comfort of their own home. They are electronic devices designed to send a signal to an Emergency Response Center at

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Assisted Living Mistakes to Avoid

It is important to know the common assisted living search mistakes to ensure that you find the right facility that meets your elderly loved one’s care needs. Choosing the right assisted living is crucial since it

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Tips For Hiring A Caregiver

Looking for a reliable, trustworhty and experienced caregiver for you or your aging loved one? Hiring a caregiver for the elderly requires time and thorough research to make sure that you’ll be able to find

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Use Eye Cosmetics Safely

The volunteer organization Prevent Blindness America has designated April as Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month—a good time to brush up on safe and hygienic ways to store, apply, wear, and remove eye cosmetics. The

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Social Media and Seniors

  If you’re like many families, it’s a little hard to know what’s going on with each family member, especially if you live miles away. When your family has aging parents, it might be time

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How To Encourage Elderly To Eat

Seniors need more calcium and a well-balanced diet, but many times, especially during an illness, our problem is trying to just getting them to eat anything.  As we age, our sweet taste buds remain the

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How To Prevent Bedsores in Seniors

Prolonged pressure on the body that causes damage to the skin and underlying tissues is called a bedsore, pressure ulcer, decubitus ulcer or pressure sore. These ulcers tend to occur most frequently over bony prominences,

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Loneliness in Seniors

No one goes through life without feeling lonely from time to time, but the feeling passes and we get on with our lives. It’s not that easy for many older people. Loneliness can affect every

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Helping Your Grieving Parent

Losing a loved one has got to be the most difficult time that anyone can go through. The loss of a child or a spouse can devastate the strongest of people. If you’re caring for

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Memory Problems: Is it Dementia?

We’re all learning the frightening statistics on developing dementia, especially Alzheimer’s. Once we reach that 65th birthday, our chances of becoming one of those statistics begin to rise. Perhaps you or a loved one is

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Independent Living vs. Assisted Living

There are several senior housing facilities available for seniors who want to remain active and independent. Active retirement communities and assisted living facilities are two of the most popular senior housing options that are designed

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What Are Active Retirement Communities?

Active Retirement Communities are senior housing communities targeted towards mature adults ages 55 years and older. Active Retirement Communities are also known as 55+ communities that provide residents with maintenance-free living and a wide range

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Gratitude Is The Secret To Happiness

        As a journalist, I’ve had the privilege of interviewing hundreds of seniors. Unlike younger generations, our elders went into adulthood knowing that life would take work. They didn’t expect a handout

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Is Assisted Living Tax Deductible?

The costs of placing an elderly loved one in assisted living can be very expensive. Typically, Assisted Living facilities and communities are private pay. If you have been paying for assisted living for quite sometime

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Help For Caregivers

The stress of caring can be costly. Did you know caregivers are at a higher risk of dying, even before the ones they are caring for? Many times, the primary caregiver believes it is their

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Falling into Fear

When I was in my late 40’s, I took a tumble off the porch steps. I was carrying a box and trying not to step on my little white dog. That fall severely sprang both

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Emeritus Senior Living

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Emeritus Senior Living Partners with SeniorCareHomes.com to Provide Premier Assisted Living Options Across North America Supporting Senior Independence and Quality of Life Through Compassionate Care Seattle, WA — Emeritus Senior Living, one

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Sunrise Senior Living

Sunrise Senior Living and SeniorCareHomes.com                              Sunrise Senior Living and SeniorCareHomes.com are working together to provide affordable quality assisted living and senior living options to seniors and families across the U.S. SeniorCareHomes.com provides

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Time of Your Life Fundraising Gala

Time of Your Life: Toast To The Holidays- Then and Now Time of Your Life is UCI Mind’s biggest fundraising event for 2013. This Fundraising Gala is the premiere event supporting Alzheimer’s Research at UCI

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An Affair To Remember Gala 2013

An Affair To Remember: Nautical-Themed Adventure Gala The Orange County Chapter of The Alzheimer’s Association is having their Annual An Affair to Remember Gala on May 4, 2013. This will be a Nautical-Themed adventure which

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What Is Independent Living?

    Independent Living is a housing arrangement meant for seniors ages 55 and over. It provides older adults with a comfortable homelike environment designed to keep them healthy, socially active, and safe. Independent living

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Benefits of Music Therapy For Seniors

It is important for seniors to stay active and engaged in order to maintain their physical and mental health, ward off cognitive decline and preserve their quality of life. Expressive therapies, such as music therapy,

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Music For The Heart

Music makes us remember. A song can take us back to the first time we heard it – who we were with, how it made us feel, and all the dreams we had in that

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What Is Assisted Living?

Last Updated: Jan 26, 2023   Assisted Living is a type of senior care provided in a non-medical facility that is licensed to provide services, supervision and assistance to seniors. It is suited for Seniors who

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Assisted Living Services For Veterans

Updated: Sept 18, 2024 The cost of assisted living for Veterans seeking long term care can be very expensive without insurance. As a solution, the Veterans Administration (VA) offers a special pension which can help

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What’s Your Real Brain Age?

As a neurologist, I’ve reviewed the latest, reliable research literature available. I’ve read up on every aspect of Alzheimer’s disease. I’ve studied the published opinions of a variety of experts, including psychiatrists, epidemiologists, geriatric experts,

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What Is Respite Care?

Providing constant care for a senior, terminally or chronically ill family member, or a disabled friend is a generous and loving act, but it can also be stressful, tiring, overwhelming, time consuming, financially challenging and

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How to Prevent Hoarding in Seniors

Most people hold on to objects with sentimental value as it reminds them of special times in their lives. However, some people, especially seniors, enjoy accumulating things and have difficulty getting rid of items that

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What Is Hospice Care

What is Hospice Care? Hospice care is a program that provides care and assistance to patients and their loved ones when the patient’s illness does not respond to, or has stopped responding to, medical treatments

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Problems in An Assisted Living Facility

Updated: December 16, 2024 Assisted living is often the best choice for your loved ones who do not have any serious medical conditions. Assisted Living facilities allow seniors to maintain as much independence and privacy

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When Elderly Parents Refuse Help

Losing your independence is scary and frustrating, which is why some seniors have hesitations when it comes to receiving additional assistance or moving into an assisted living facility.   When elderly parents refuse help, it

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World Alzheimer’s Month

September is World Alzheimer’s Month. Worldwide, 35 million people and their families are affected by dementia. Join the Alzheimer’s Association by raising awareness, reducing stigma and sharing your story. Together, we can help end Alzheimer’s

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How To Make New Friends In Assisted Living

Moving to an assisted living facility comes with many perks, including assistance with day-to-day tasks, increased safety and security, and the opportunity to socialize with other seniors, which is very important in helping seniors stay

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Walk To End Alzheimer’s

The Alzheimer’s Association Memory Walk® is the nation’s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care, support and research. Since 1989, Memory Walk has raised more than $347 million for the cause.The Memory

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8 Myths About Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer’s is one of the top leading cause of death in the U.S today that’s why more and more people are trying to understand what Alzheimer’s Disease is all about. However, some people get confused

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March 2012

March 2012 Edition Giving Back To The Senior Care Community Passionate about helping seniors and families As part of our promise and commitment to the Senior Care Community, SeniorCareHomes.com’s is supporting various non-profit organizations that

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