Aerobic exercise classes exploded in popularity during the 1980s, thanks to Jane Fonda’s workout videos and group classes set to music. But they didn’t specifically target older adults—it took a while for gyms and fitness centers to offer ones for this population. Many adult children and seniors who contact The Bluffs of Flagstaff Senior Living […]
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What better way to celebrate Independence Day than offering an extra meaningful morning for two of Arabella of Athens’ newest residents? Every 4th of July, the Thunder Over East Texas Air Show is the talk of Athens, Texas. Which is why Memory Care Coordinator Lisa Pelligra thought it was the perfect opportunity to show some
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The dance floor at The Grand Senior Living in Louisville, Kentucky, has come alive again, thanks to resident Rose B. The community hosted a surprise ballroom dance performance by the retired resident. Surrounded by friends, family, and neighbors, Rose stepped into the spotlight once again. After losing her husband, she took up ballroom dancing as
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When was the last time someone asked how you’re doing? As a family member supporting a loved one with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia, you’ve likely had your hands full with medication schedules, meal reminders, and trying to maintain a calm environment. Maybe you’re reading this because you’re beginning to ask yourself: “Is it
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Every year on the summer solstice, the Alzheimer’s Association marks The Longest Day, a national fundraiser that rallies individuals and organizations to raise money for care, support, and research. Communities across the country participate with activities that bring people together around a shared purpose: to end Alzheimer’s. This year, Arabella of Athens joined the effort
Liz G., assisted living resident at Tech Ridge Oaks, enjoys her Miracle Moment on the water and among the pages of presidential history. At Tech Ridge Oaks, in Austin, Texas, resident experiences are as unique as the individuals who call the community home. For assisted living resident Liz G., that means a day filled with
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Millions of adult children watch their parents experience cognitive changes, wondering what they could have done differently. Although these moments feel scary and isolating, you’re not facing this alone. The truth is, protecting your loved one’s mind starts with protecting their heart. Science reveals a powerful connection between cardiovascular wellness and cognitive function, giving families
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Watching your parent struggle with rising utility bills creates a knot in your stomach. Every month brings new sticker shock as electricity, water, and gas costs increase. You want to help, but you’re already stretched thin managing your own household expenses. To help with this uphill battle, our Double Creek Assisted Living and Memory Care
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For many Colorado Springs families, life has been shaped by decades of military service. Weekends meant hiking Red Rocks Canyon or watching the sun set behind Pikes Peak. That active, rooted lifestyle runs deep here. Yet at least 70% of older adults will need some form of long-term care in their lifetime, and it often
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Once a teacher, always a teacher! Retired educators and librarians, who now call Legacy Oaks of Midlothian home, returned to the classroom for DEAR Day (Drop Everything and Read). The residents spent time with the first and second-graders of J.R. Irvin Elementary School. After the reading session, they handed out bookmarks they had personally crafted,
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