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Memory-Friendly Activities to Support Healthy Aging

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Key Takeaways The Role of Daily Activities in Brain Health Memory changes are complex, and often, they create emotional times for families. Your loved one may develop unusual symptoms that quickly begin affecting their daily life. Fortunately, with the right activities, your loved one can strengthen their mind and reduce the risk of further decline. […]

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How Summer Weather Influences Senior Living Decisions

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Florida’s summer weather is beautiful—but it can also be dangerous without precautions. High temperatures, intense humidity, and sudden heat waves present serious health risks for older adults.  As we age, the body becomes less efficient at managing temperature. Seniors may not feel thirst as easily, sweat less effectively, and experience slower circulation, making it much […]

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The 5 Types of Caregivers

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Finding the right kind of care for yourself or a loved one can feel overwhelming, especially with so many options, from in-home assistance to services offered in assisted living, respite, or hospice care settings.  One of the most important first steps is understanding the different types of caregivers and what role each one plays in […]

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Preparing for the Transition to Assisted Living: A Family Checklist

Daughter hugging her mother while preparing a checklist for the transition to assisted living.

Transitioning a loved one into assisted living is a significant milestone, filled with both rewarding moments and challenges. This process involves several steps—from emotional adjustments to logistical arrangements. Being prepared with a clear, actionable checklist can ease the journey for both you and your parent.  To ensure a smooth transition, focus on seven key steps: […]

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What Not to Say to Someone With Memory Loss

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Getting older can be a wonderful chapter in life, but it doesn’t always mean that our memory stays as sharp as it once was. Aging can change the dynamic of daily life; it requires patience, compassion, and careful communication. Words have immense power, and the wrong ones—even when spoken with good intentions—can upset your loved […]

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Sensory Activities for Seniors in Memory Care

A caregiver offers a senior in memory care a rubber bubble toy to touch.

Dementia can often make our loved ones feel disconnected from the world around them. Fortunately, sensory activities are a powerful way to re-engage seniors by sparking memories while brightening their days. Sensory activities in memory care are designed to enhance quality of life by stimulating the senses in a safe, engaging, and supportive environment. Whether […]

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When Should Someone with Parkinson’s Go into Care?

Senior woman pouring coffee into a cup in a home kitchen while a caregiver offers support.

Living with Parkinson’s disease presents unique and evolving challenges. While some people can manage well at home for many years, others may eventually benefit from the tailored care and supportive environment of a community like Liana of Sarasota.  Understanding the progression of Parkinson’s can help families make informed decisions about transitioning to a space that […]

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