Also referred to as MCI, mild cognitive impairment is a condition that causes thinking problems or memory issues in people, but which is not particularly related to age. Compared to Alzheimer’s related dementia (or Alzheimer’s itself), MCI symptoms are not as severe. For the most part, MCI affected individuals can carry out normal daily activities…
You’re likely to receive a variety of answers if you ask retired individuals and their families why the move to a retirement community was made. Among those conversations, however, you’ll likely find a common thread: The benefits of assisted living for the family. In the decision-making process, one of the key factors was how the…
Do you have a loved one who is affected with some type of memory related/cognitive condition? If so, chances are, it will get worse rather than better. Caring for them will become more difficult and consume more of your personal life as the disease progresses. It could be time to have a serious conversation about…
The question has been around since cities, towns, and the like were first established: Big cities vs. suburbs… which is better to live in once you retire? Granted, this is a very personal choice that can be based on any number of characteristics typical to each. That said, however, we are going to take a…
After a dreary and cold winter, the summertime feels like a breath of fresh air. The long days, the flip-flops, and the ice cream are probably the best parts! For seniors, the summertime is an enjoyable time to get out of their homes and socialize in more temperate conditions. However, as caregivers, it is important…
