by Marie LeBlanc | Well-being
Memory loss is a common, but natural part of the aging process. However, there are ways to preserve and improve memory … ways that are easy to integrate into one’s lifestyle. Here are some recommendations to consider: Get Sufficient Sleep According to the National...
by Marie LeBlanc | Decluttering, Downsizing, Well-being
If illness or an accident means that your parents need to leave their family home and move to assisted living, it can be a difficult transition. If one or the other isn’t ready to leave the home where they raised their children, it makes it especially stressful...
by Marie LeBlanc | Caregiving, Well-being
Respite care provides relief for those who are caring for an elderly person who relies on their assistance — whether it is simply helping around the home and offering transportation or more comprehensive care that includes meal preparation, dressing, bathing,...
by Marie LeBlanc | Decluttering, Downsizing, Rightsizing, Well-being
There are many terms relating to the elderly or to geriatric care. Some may be unfamiliar. We’ve included those that we feel it is important to know. Some terms for alternate types of housing are also included. Alzheimer’s disease – a form of...
by Marie LeBlanc | Well-being
Maintaining a healthy social life into the senior years offers many benefits and helps to avoid the isolation and loneliness that can be linked to poor physical and mental health. Seniors tend to increasingly rely on themselves, not wanting to become a burden to...
by Marie LeBlanc | Well-being
Here are some questions to ask to be sure you select the right one! It is important when searching for a care manager for a senior loved one, that you ask specific questions that will give you the information you need to make the right choice. The answers will help...
