One of the top reasons that seniors delay a move to senior living is concern about cost, coupled with the reluctance to sell their home. Of course, many seniors also reason that they’re simply not ready for senior living. They’re still in good health and can take care of themselves, so they don’t need senior…
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Well-Balanced Nutrition for Seniors
Eating healthy is important no matter how old you are, but exactly what your body needs, depends on your age. Over time, our nutrition requirements change. For seniors, that means eating foods that not only provide energy and maintain a healthy weight, but that lower the risk of developing chronic health problems and prevent diseases,…
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Assisted Living vs. In-Home Care
As much as we may hate to admit it, it’s normal to need more help as we age. Maintaining a home, paying bills, grocery shopping, preparing meals, even bathing and dressing can become too much, and the need for either home care or an assisted living community becomes evident. While the majority of seniors would…
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Need a Break? Respite Care for Senior Caregivers
The past year has been tough on everyone, but it’s been especially taxing on senior caregivers. Because COVID-19 posed a greater risk to the elderly population, at-home caregivers across New York State were forced to implement additional health and safety measures to protect their loved ones, and many haven’t had a break in over 12…
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Golf Courses Near Our Senior Living Communities
While it might seem a bit cliché to talk about retirement and golfing, it’s actually a great pastime for seniors. Not only is golf a relatively low-impact sport that keeps retirees physically active, it helps with mental acuity, and promotes friendships and socializing, too. Fortunately for our residents, Eddy senior living communities are near several…
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5 Safety Concerns for Seniors Living Alone
As Seniors age, safety concerns increase. A Senior Living Community addresses the safety risks older adults encounter when living independently. Top Safety Concerns for Seniors There is a common misconception that moving into a senior living community means losing your independence. Many aging seniors – or family members- may think that remaining in their house…
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How A Retirement Community Can Help When You Lose A Spouse
Saying goodbye to your spouse after years together is painful, no matter the circumstances. Living in a Senior Community can help you grieve and heal. Benefits of Community Living when you Lose a Spouse Losing your spouse is one of life’s most difficult events. But the rhythms and relationships you experience in a Senior Living…
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The Difference Between Memory Loss & Alzheimer’s
When a loved one experiences memory loss, we immediately fear permanence. We dread a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of dementia, when in fact there are multiple forms of reversible memory loss. Does Memory Loss Always Mean Alzheimer’s? When someone you love begins to forget small things, mix up words, or struggle with…
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Respite Care: A Great Choice for the Winter Season
This winter, Respite Care can create opportunities for Caregivers to rest, travel, or prep for the holidays. It’s winter after a long year and you’re a caregiver. Before you surrender to doing more on your own, consider Respite Care. All Terrace and Memory Care Respite Residents receive the same amenities, dining and activities that the…
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Easing 5 Common Fears about Assisted Living
Regardless of age, change is scary, as is the unknown. So it’s no surprise that fear is what holds many seniors back from moving into an assisted living community. The good news is that most of the fears associated with assisted living are based on misinformation. To help ease those fears and set the record…
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