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Senior Health, Senior Living •

The Connection Between Gut Health and Aging

Key Takeaways Gut health is vital at any age, especially as we get older. It influences not just digestion, but also immunity, mood, and overall wellness. Aging can bring unique digestive challenges. These may include slowed digestion, reduced enzyme production, or shifts in gut bacteria, which can impact how the body processes food and nutrients.…
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Tips for Staying Involved in a Loved One’s Care

Key Takeaways Maintaining involvement in your loved one’s care strengthens their emotional well-being and fosters a sense of connection. Regular visits, open communication with caregivers, and participation in care meetings are powerful ways to stay informed and engaged. Building a strong partnership with the care community ensures your loved one feels valued, supported, and surrounded…
A senior wears a big hat and breathable clothes while outside gardening in the summer to stay safe from the heat
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Seasonal Safety: Summer Heat Protection for Seniors

Sizzling summer days can be particularly challenging for seniors. They’re at a higher risk for heat-related health issues, such as dehydration, heatstroke, and heat exhaustion. Older adults must take extra precautions during the warmer months.  Fortunately, there are plenty of ways seniors can enjoy summer fun with proactive heat protection, including staying hydrated, avoiding direct…
An adult child converses with their parent on how memory care can support their well-being while sharing a cup of coffee.
Memory Care •

Can Someone with Dementia Live in Assisted Living?

Navigating the role of a caregiver to a loved one with dementia is rewarding but full of responsibilities. As the condition progresses, the care needs of your loved one will also change. Without the right support, this can become challenging. People in dementia’s early stages can thrive in assisted living because of the light assistance…
An older adult with pneumonia's first stage blows their nose while wrapped in a blanket, sitting on the couch.
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4 Stages of Pneumonia in Seniors

Although pneumonia is a serious lung infection that can affect anyone, its risks are higher in older adults because of their relatively weaker immune systems and preexisting conditions.  Doctors categorize pneumonia into stages to grade the severity of infection and determine the right course for treatment. These four stages include:  Congestion  Red Hepatization  Gray Hepatization…
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Assisted Living •

Is It OK to Leave an Elderly Person Alone?

Key Takeaways Evaluate individual needs carefully: Always assess your loved one’s physical and cognitive abilities before deciding if they can safely be left alone. Safety comes first: Review the home environment for fall risks, clutter, or unsafe appliances to minimize potential hazards. Watch for warning signs: Memory lapses, mobility challenges, or difficulty managing daily routines…
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Respite Care •

Is Respite Care Short Term?

Caring for a loved one is a rewarding experience, but it can also be emotionally and physically demanding. If you find yourself overwhelmed by caregiving responsibilities, it’s important to know that you’re not alone. Many family caregivers in Hillsborough Township and the surrounding communities rely on respite care services to temporarily relieve them from their…

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Enjoy the freedom you cherish with the right amount of support nearby. Our assisted living lifestyle offers help with daily activities, empowering you to live confidently and independently.  

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We provide a secure, compassionate setting for residents living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Our specialized memory care focuses on enriching daily life, ensuring safety, and offering peace of mind for families.

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Respite care offers a welcoming place for recovery after surgery or illness, or when caregivers need a break. Experience our community and care for a temporary period, enjoying all our amenities and support.

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