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Recognizing and Coping with Stress as a Caregiver

Caring for the Caregiver Being a caregiver is no simple task. Many caregivers give support to their parents or grandparents, and for others, caregivers step-in when family is unable or unavailable. No matter the relationship, caregiving is a noble profession that is often misunderstood or

How to Find Love in Assisted Living

How to Find Love in Assisted Living Many seniors who move into an assisted living community do so alone. Oftentimes seniors have lost a spouse or have gotten divorced either early or later in life. However, many seniors are still interested in finding love. If

Caring for Those with Dementia

Caring for Those with Dementia Knowing how to care for loved ones living with dementia can be extremely difficult, especially when the illness changes their personality. Those with dementia can suffer greatly and not know how to articulate what they need or how they might

Planning for Medicare

Planning for Medicare From planning for the future, to taking care of the present, there are many things to consider as we age. For many adults who are approaching 65, applying for Medicare can be at the top of the to-do list. Its reputation for

Seniors and Wearable Data

Seniors and Wearable Data In an effort to live healthier lives, many people, including 17% of Americans over 65, use wearable data trackers to keep count of steps taken each day. Some trackers even go a step further and detail heart rate, physical activity, and

When Valentine’s Day Hurts

When Valentine’s Day Hurts For many seniors, especially those who’ve lost a spouse, Valentine’s Day can be difficult. Adults who divorce or lose their loved ones later in life might experience mixed emotions during this time of celebration. Dating styles have changed throughout the years

Healthy Habits From Around the World

While it has its perks, growing older can come with many challenges. At Carespring skilled nursing and rehabilitation and long-term nursing care facilities, we are always looking for new and inspiring ways to help our patients live long and healthy lives. This week, our inspiration

Woman and young boy sitting with elderly woman suffering from anosognosia

What Is Anosognosia?

Navigating the ins and outs of illness and disease can be difficult for both the diagnosed and their families. Caring for and supporting those living with a memory disease or illness is especially difficult because many of the diagnosed also suffer from anosognosia (pronounced uh-naa-suh-now-zhuh),

Calendar with sticky note on top that reads, "New Year's Resolution: Start an Exercise Program"

Tips for Keeping New Year’s Resolutions for Staying Active

The holidays have passed and mid-January is here, reminding us of our New Year’s resolutions. If you’ve fallen off the wagon, or maybe you’ve forgotten, it’s never too late to jump back in and get on track. Perhaps you’ve committed yourself to be healthier, going

Senior Living Dining Services: Fresh Flavors in Health Care

Many things have changed in the long-term and post-acute care profession over the years, including senior living dining services. Individuals now have an entire spectrum of care-specific housing options, including independent living and Alzheimer’s units, to choose from based on their personal health needs. The

Recognizing and Coping with Stress as a Caregiver

How to Find Love in Assisted Living

Caring for Those with Dementia

Planning for Medicare

Seniors and Wearable Data

When Valentine’s Day Hurts

Healthy Habits From Around the World

What Is Anosognosia?

Tips for Keeping New Year’s Resolutions for Staying Active

Senior Living Dining Services: Fresh Flavors in Health Care

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