Terms related to Retirement Living can often be confusing. What’s the difference between Independent Living and Assisted Living? How do you know which level of care is most appropriate? Independent Living is just that – folks live independently. They are responsible for taking their own medications. They are active in their communities, often driving themselves. … Read More
The holiday season is an exciting time. While many look forward to spending time with family getting presents, many seniors don’t have family to spend time with, or may not get a present this year. In 2003, Home Instead Senior Care began Be a Santa to a Senior to help seniors in need. Be a … Read More
In a new study, researchers have made a big development in understanding how Alzheimer’s disease spreads through the brain. They discovered a critical period of time where medical intervention could halt its onset. The research was conducted by a team at the University of Southampton. A hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease is the accumulation of tau … Read More
Caring for an aging family member is difficult, even when you live in the same house. It’s even harder when life won’t allow the bridge of distance to be narrowed. In these circumstances, you must learn to rely on both technology and other individuals to help provide for the needs of your loved one. Here … Read More
Senior Safety Checklist It is important to evaluate the living conditions of seniors who live independently on a regular basis. An environment that was fine just a month ago may now pose a problem. Assess the home with your loved one’s diminishing abilities and special requirements in mind to make sure they are in safe … Read More
When you’ve made the decision to transition to a senior living community, it may feel like you’re downsizing your life. At EdenHill Communities, we feel that our residents aren’t giving up anything when they move onto our campus; rather, we prefer to say they’re “rightsizing” their lives. While moving into a senior living community is … Read More