Assisted senior living costs can be a significant financial burden, especially when prices in Indianapolis are rising steadily. According to the Genworth Cost of Care Survey, the average cost of assisted living in the U.S. is around $64,200 per year, and those numbers can climb even higher depending on the level of care and services…
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Many Americans are concerned about rising costs and whether they will have the money they need for retirement. Senior care should be part of financial planning for seniors. As healthcare costs continue to rise, careful retirement planning is key to financial security for the retirement years. If you’re concerned how long will retirement savings last,…
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Are you noticing dullness, dryness, or less vibrancy in your skin lately? It could be because of your skin’s natural shedding process, which slows down over time and is one of the most visible signs of aging. Dead skin cells accumulate on the surface, leading to a dull, dry, and rough complexion. While exfoliation can…
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If you or a loved one are struggling with memory challenges, it may be time to transition into a memory care community. While the prospect of uprooting can be difficult, the benefits of making a change far outweigh the drawbacks. A professional, nurturing community will promote a healthier and more fulfilling lifestyle for its residents.…
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As your loved ones grow older, maintaining their kidney health becomes more important. Kidney function can naturally decline with age, but the right interventions can help slow this process and improve overall health. If you are asking yourself how to improve kidney function in the elderly, this article offers guidance on how to address kidney…
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Aging is a part of life. While society often focuses on its challenges, growing older is something to celebrate. As you age, you gain wisdom, resilience and a perspective that only years of experience can bring. Yet, many elderly adults face ageism—biases and stereotypes that suggest aging is a limitation rather than a privilege. By…
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Navigating the legal and emotional challenges of learning how to get power of attorney for an elderly parent with dementia can feel overwhelming. As dementia progresses, it often limits a person’s ability to make sound decisions about their health, finances and daily affairs. Acting early to establish power of attorney can make sure that your…
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Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are common in elderly women, and they can lead to significant health issues if not properly managed. As we age, the body undergoes changes that can increase the risk of UTIs. For elderly women, the chances of developing a UTI are higher due to factors like weakened immune systems, changes in…
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When everyday tasks become overwhelming, and memory loss starts to erode the very essence of who your loved one is, you’re faced with a heart-wrenching choice: memory care vs assisted living. Deciding on care for an aging parent or spouse is one of the most emotional and stressful challenges a family can face. How do…
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From both training and experience, our staff members know how crucial routine can be for seniors with dementia. Having a reliable routine can: Reduce stress Ensure daily needs are met Create feelings of comfort and confidence Our SHINE memory care program provides consistency and routine for our residents with dementia, Alzheimer’s, and other memory-related disorders.…
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