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How to Improve Working Memory

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As we age, it’s natural to find our cognitive abilities, especially our working memory, start to decline. Nevertheless, there’s no need to resign ourselves to a life of endless forgetfulness! You can support your working memory with several habits and many different levels of care for senior living.  There are many ways to improve working […]

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How to Move a Parent with Dementia to Assisted Living

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Helping a parent move into a new stage of life is an important process, and cognitive challenges like dementia can accelerate the need for a life change. It starts with knowing your parents and considering their needs when searching for the right community and lifestyle.  Helping a parent with dementia move to assisted living can […]

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The Importance of Friendships in Old Age

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You may have heard the term BFF, best friends forever. That’s what friendships are—relationships you may have for your entire life. Friendships are life’s most valuable blessings, but they’re even more important in old age.  If you are transitioning to a senior living community after retiring and worried about losing social connections, don’t be. The […]

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