As part of their graduation requirements, California high school seniors are often required to complete a certain number of community service hours. We believe that this presents a valuable opportunity for local students to give back to their community while also enriching the lives of your residents. By partnering with local high schools, aim to provide a meaningful and rewarding experience for...
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McKNIGHT’S SENIOR LIVING – SPECIAL WHITEPAPER Age-related hearing loss is omnipresent. According to the National Institutes of Health, nearly 50% of adults aged 75 or more years have hearing loss, and untreated hearing loss has been linked to issues such as sadness, depression, anxiety, paranoia, cognitive decline and poor social relationships. According to the American Academy of Audiology,...
AARP – By Sheryl Jean - Published June 18, 2024 AARP (SOURCE: STOCKSY; GETTY IMAGES This summer promises to be a scorcher in many parts of the country, so it will be important to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. That’s even more important for older adults, who may not drink enough water or are more susceptible to becoming dehydrated, which can cause a host of...
As we age, our memories may start to fade, but that doesn't mean we can't have fun and engage in stimulating activities. Memory impairment, such as dementia or Alzheimer's disease, can be challenging for seniors and their loved ones. However, there are numerous toys, games, and activities specifically designed to entertain and engage memory-impaired seniors. Let's dive into the world of these delightful...
Today, we want to talk about something truly amazing – the power of technology to bring the wonders of the world's greatest museums right into your homes. For many people, especially those residing in RCFE facilities, visiting a museum might not always be feasible. But fear not, because technology has come to our rescue, allowing us to experience the cultural richness and beauty of these...
McKnight’s Clinical Daily - KRISTEN FISCHER June 3, 2024 The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the messenger RNA-based (mRNA) vaccine against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) for people ages 60 and older. The vaccine, made by Moderna, is called mRESVIA. The FDA approved it under an FDA breakthrough therapy designation, which fast-tracks approval. The vaccine should...
Adapted From Keeping CurrentMatters – May 30, 2024 Buyers face challenges in any market – and today’s is no different. With higher mortgage rates and rising prices, plus the limited supply of RCFE and ARF homes for sale, there’s a lot to consider. But, there’s one way to avoid getting tripped up – and that’s leaning on a trusted real estate...
By Rachel Nania – AARP - Published July 26, 2022 / Updated May 16, 2024 It’s not your imagination: It really is hotter than when you were a kid. In fact, 2023 was the hottest year on record since 1850, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. And the nine years from 2014 to 2022 round out the top 10 warmest. Climate experts warn that bouts of extreme heat...
By Patrick J. Kiger | AARP | Published October 22, 2019 / Updated March 06, 2024 It’s not unusual to have occasional trouble finding the right word or remembering where you put things. But persistent difficulty with thinking, memory or the ability to perform everyday tasks might be signs of something more serious. What is dementia? Dementia is a catch-all term...
Michelle Crouch | AARP Health | May 3, 2024 It’s not unusual to experience pain in your joints on occasion, especially if you’re active and participate in high-impact activities such as running. That unwanted ouch can be caused by injured muscles, tendons and ligaments around the joint — or by tendinitis, a sprain or a strain. But if you start experiencing aching, pain and...