Getting Them To Give Up The Keys
Losing independence is undoubtedly one of the hardest parts about getting older. We’re all used to a certain level of freedom in our daily lives and if we can drive…
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Adjusting your Diet for High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, occurs when your blood pressure is unusually high. Many of us have our blood pressure checked as part of our routine doctor’s visits,…
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Senior Depression – What is it and What are the Signs
Senior depression is more common than you might realize, and it can also be more difficult to diagnose because the symptoms can be incorrectly attributed to other illnesses, or medication…
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The Correct Way to Care for a Senior Recovering from a Stroke
If your senior loved one has had a stroke, it’s essential that they get the right treatment and the proper care during their recovery. Strokes are a very serious and…
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The top 4 common chronic illnesses in Seniors explained
It’s true that senior adults are more likely to experience common chronic illnesses. But there’s still good news – a healthy, quality life is possible by managing the symptoms of…
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United Methodist Communities Certified as a Great Place to Work ® for Fifth Consecutive Year
Great Place to Work Institute and its senior care partner, Activated Insights, have honored United Methodist Communities with certification as a Great Place to Work for the fifth year in…
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The difference between forgetfulness and dementia
Forgetfulness and dementia reflect our cognitive health, which is the ability to think, learn, and remember clearly. It is normal to be a bit forgetful as we age. If you…