“Where did I put my keys?” That question can lead to an extensive quest around the living room, behind couch cushions and throughout your home. It seems like you’re always misplacing your keys. But is that reason to worry? After all, how do you tell the difference between dementia and forgetfulness? We provide this useful…
There’s a good chance that someone you know and love has Alzheimer’s disease. It affects around 5 million Americans every year. Every one of those statistics represents a grandparent, a mother or father. Alzheimer’s Awareness Month was created to help raise awareness of this disease and fight stigmas associated with dementia. The awareness month began…
It’s hard to see someone you love lose some of their independence, but assisted living makes it possible for them to live as independently as safely possible. Change is always difficult. And when your mother, father, or spouse becomes at greater risk of falls, assisted living is often the best choice for them. Why assisted living?…
Is Hearing Loss An Early Sign of Dementia? The short answer? Hearing loss is not necessarily a sign. Just because you have hearing loss doesn’t mean that you’re getting dementia. But there are a few things you should have on your radar. We’ll go over these and give you the information you need. Most American…
Chances are you’re familiar with the devastating symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease and how it affects your brain. It’s also very common. Alzheimer’s disease affects more than 5 million Americans who are over the age of 65, according to the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. It’s statistics like this that demonstrate how important it is to…
You’ve worked hard your whole life. Now it’s time to reap the rewards and retire. But it’s a big step to take. After all, this will determine where you will spend the next chapter of your life. How about moving to Brunswick County’s newest senior living community? We’ll take a look at some of the…
There are many reasons why your parent is resistant to assisted living care. Oftentimes they feel like they can still live independently, despite having a condition that makes living at home unsafe. Those with osteoporosis, diabetes, dementia or seniors who need help keeping up with their medication and are at a greater risk. Getting an…
Assisted living activities are about much more than bingo. We know that our senior residents benefit a lot from regular activities, and the National Institute on Aging agrees! These activities help keep the mind and body healthy in addition to helping form social relationships. So what are some meaningful activities for seniors? Take a look…
It’s time to celebrate someone special in your life. Perhaps it’s a grandmother who shared a secret family recipe, or maybe a grandfather who took you fishing on Saturdays. Maybe it’s the parents who went to your school plays and cheered for you from the sidelines during sporting events. This May is Older Americans Month,…
This is not your typical assisted living community. Gone are the days when older adults sat around playing bingo all the time. Today’s assisted living presents a dynamic environment that offers both safety and independence. Assisted living care means much more than a new apartment or a different address. It means the essence of a community,…