One of the easiest mistakes to make, when you’re a family caregiver, is assuming you can’t turn to outside support, unless you give up this great responsibility.
Trying to support an aging parent, spouse, or even close friend who has been dealing with Alzheimer’s is going to be a challenge.
A lot of people worry about how their loved one will respond when they bring up the topic of something like assisted living.
May is National Better Hearing Month and for a senior who might be experiencing some type of hearing loss or challenges with hearing or understanding others, it can be difficult to handle.
There are ways to help aging men and women in your life still feel independent, even when they have chosen something like assisted living for their future.
May is Arthritis Awareness Month and for a senior who has been dealing with arthritis for many years, they understand how challenging and frustrating it can be.
MD Senior Living is committed to supporting Stepping up for Seniors and the great work they are doing in the senior community. Below is an update on a senior who was helped recently by the Stepping up Seniors organization. Delores…
The Importance of Nutrition and Aging Eating a healthy diet is important for all ages. Our bodies quite literally get the fuel they need from the nutrients we provide through meals, snacks, and supplements. Good fuel makes the engine run…
It’s easy to assume when the topic of elder care comes up that this is the beginning of the end, but quality of life can actually improve for many seniors when they choose assisted living.
April is National Card and Letter Writing Month and for seniors who have chosen assisted living as their premier elder care option, there are numerous benefits to this once common activity.