According to the Alzheimer’s Association, “nearly five million Americans over the age of 65 are living with Alzheimer’s dementia”. Alzheimer’s disease, and other types of dementia affect a person’s thinking, memory, and overall behavior. As the disease progresses, many people living with Alzheimer’s rely on

It’s no surprise that occasional forgetfulness comes with getting older. Losing our keys or forgetting an appointment once in a while is normal, however, there are proactive steps we can take to reduce our risk of age-related memory decline and other serious diseases, like Alzheimer’s

With Memorial Day behind us, summertime is officially in the air. As temperatures begin to increase, now is the perfect opportunity to spend some time outdoors, especially for seniors. Not only is Vitamin D important for our physical functions, spending time outdoors can help lessen

It’s no surprise that in the last few weeks, many people have been experiencing increased levels of stress due to the Coronavirus and the way it’s changed our daily lives. For older adults, stress can have a traumatic effect on the body and mind. In

As the death and infection toll of COVID-19 continues to rise across the nation, scammers are using this as an opportunity to target vulnerable and emotional individuals. While people are distracted with their finances, employment, education, health, and the health of their loved ones, scammers

As the impact of COVID-19 continues to be felt around the world, necessary precautions and preventative efforts are being made at our Carespring facilities. While self-quarantine comes with its own special challenges, the good news is that you aren’t alone! Despite the many cancellations, there’s

The Coronavirus disease, or COVID-19, has been making headlines since it was reported from Wuhan, China on December 31, 2019. While the coronavirus in general is not new, this particular strand of coronavirus is and has been causing chaos both within the medical community and throughout the

Caring for a sick or elderly person is one of the most difficult, honorable things a person can do. When your parents get to the point where they need a little help with daily tasks, their grown children usually either step in to provide caregiver