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Tips for Living with Dementia, CCRC Finances, Congnitive Assessments, Caregivers Book Club, & Aging in Place

March 7, 2019September 3, 2021 by Jennifer Campbell

Living with Dementia – 51 Tips to Help You With Daily Living

The Intersection of CCRC Finances & Occupancy Results

Cognitive assessments lacking, but caregivers can help

Aging in Place: A Real Choice

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How Nutrition Influences Eye Health in Aging Adults

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Aging brings a host of changes to our bodies, and the eyes often feel the effects sooner than we’d like. Blurred vision, increased sensitivity to light, and reduced focus on finer details are common challenges. Yet, diet can play a vital role in protecting our vision as we grow older. Nutrient-rich foods can help keep…

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Maintaining mobility as we age is crucial. Stiff joints and reduced muscle strength are often associated with old age, but it doesn’t have to be like this. We can improve and maintain mobility and flexibility by incorporating specialized practices and tools. Exercises designed for older adults can significantly improve mobility without overexertion while incorporating adaptive…

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