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How to Choose the Best Senior Living Community for You
Seniors search for convenience, accessibility to care and community as they explore senior living options.
Read MoreTraveling Helps Seniors Stay Active and Engaged
Even short trips away from home can boost your wellness and mobility.
Read MoreConsidering Moving to a Senior Living Community? 4 Tips to Sell Your Home Fast
Selling your home is no small feat. Here are some tips, such as how to find the right real estate agent and pricing strategies.
Read MoreShould You Take an Online Memory Loss Test?
If you’re worried about long-term memory loss, you should probably skip the online memory loss test screenings and visit a doctor.
Read MoreStep-by-Step Guide to Creating a Fall Prevention Exercise Program
Regular exercise can help seniors stay mobile and prevent falls.
Read MoreFall Prevention: Accessible Home vs. Senior Living Communities
You can retrofit homes to keep loved ones safe longer, or let a senior living community take care of safety for you.
Read More3 Things You Didn’t Know About Paying for a CCRC
Financing your move to a CCRC is easier than you think.
Read MoreCCRC Retirement Communities and the Benefits of an Entry Fee
Many adults aren’t quite sure if an entrance fee is fiscally responsible, but entrance fees can make retirement communities more affordable.
Read More7 Foods That Help Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease
Adding brain-friendly choices into your diet can help prevent or slow the progression of the most common forms of long-term memory loss.
Read MoreHow To Recognize the Signs of Depression in Older Adults
The first step to getting help and feeling better is to know what depression can look like in older adults.
Read MoreTop 10 Ways To Prevent Alzheimer's Disease
The verdict is still out on what causes dementia; but you can help prevent Alzheimer's disease by reducing your risk factors.
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