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There are currently 47.8 million senior citizens living in the United States.
A guest post by Karen Weeks of ElderWellness Why is it Important for Older Adults to Exercise? If you’ve ever thought that weight loss isn’t possible later in life, it’s time to think again!
A guest post by Lydia Chan of Alzheimer's Caregiver Caregiving is a challenging undertaking in all ways, and without a good plan in place, you are likely to end up drained and burned out by the responsibilities involved.
Shared blog post from Westminster Village Muncie Winter is coming, and unless you live in a warm climate, there is no getting around the cold winter months.
Shared blog post from United Zion Retirement Community Senior living has evolved significantly over the years and has many options. With this in mind, many baby boomers frequently ask themselves: What senior care services will I need moving forward? Is a particular senior living community right for me?
Shared blog post from Westminster Village Muncie As part of the Marketing Team at Westminster Village Muncie, our goal is to help families navigate the process of moving their parents into a Retirement or Assisted Living Community.
Shared blog post from UMC at Bristol Glen Choosing an assisted living community or CCRC for a loved one is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. Your choice will affect both your loved one’s well-being, and your own peace of mind.
Shared blog post from Westminster Village Muncie Should you Downsize When you Retire? Many older adults find that the home they have lived in for many years, even decades, although comfortable and familiar, has become burdensome or inconvenient.
Shared blog post from United Zion Retirement Community According to research from the National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP in 2015, over 34.2 million American provide unpaid care to those over the age of 50.
Shared blog post from United Zion Retirement Community There are over 50 million people worldwide living with dementia and its symptoms of cognitive impairment, with nearly 10 million new cases every year1. In Pennsylvania alone, 280,000 people 65 and older have Alzheimer’s2.
