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Exercise Your Mind: Brain Activities for Memory Assisted Living Residents

Cognitive health is still important for residents with memory issues. Seniors in memory-assisted living can engage in different activities not only for entertainment and to reduce feelings of boredom but also for social interaction, offering opportunities to foster meaningful relationships. Regular brain exercise can potentially delay or slow down the progress of cognitive decline. Seniors […]

Winter Wellness Tips for Facilities for Alzheimer’s

The white, pristine snow blanketing the landscape can be a great background for a perfect winter wonderland Christmas photo theme. However, this is not the case for senior adults and those in Alzheimer’s facilities. Winter can pose several mental and physical challenges for seniors. The cold and shorter days can trigger depression and lead to […]

Spending the Holidays in Independent Living for Seniors

Importance of celebrating within Independent Living for Seniors The holiday cheers are upon us, a time for family, love, and celebration. The holiday season is more than just holiday delicious meals and decorations. For some, it is a religious holiday, a day to be grateful for making it through the year, or a time to […]

New Year Resolutions for Senior Housing Fremont NE

Setting achievable goals for residents Every day and every year are opportunities to give thanks for the small and big things. Regardless of age, there is much to be thankful for as the year ends. As the New Year approaches, it is time again to set goals, focus on attaining goals, and shift the energy […]

Recognizing Blindness Awareness Month in Senior Housing Fremont NE

According to the World Health Organization, about 2.2 billion individuals have a visual impairment. A significant percentage of this population comprises the older population, ranging from 50 years old and up. Blindness Awareness Month, held every October, highlights the challenges of individuals living with visual impairment. It increases public awareness and shows support and understanding […]

Celebrating Active Aging Week in Facilities for Alzheimer’s

Aging is inevitable. Getting old restricts physical abilities as the human body declines in strength, coordination, and stamina. However, the good news is that regular physical activity can help senior adults compensate for bodily changes. Seniors are encouraged to continue physical activity and adopt a healthy lifestyle to lead happy and fulfilled lives. Join the […]

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in Independent Living for Seniors

Ovarian Cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths among women. In the United States alone, about 19,600 women will receive a diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer in 2024. This type of cancer is more likely to develop in older women from 63 years old and older, and female residents in independent living for […]

Leukemia and Lymphoma Awareness Month in Senior Housing Fremont NE

diseasesSeptember is Leukemia and Lymphoma Awareness Month, a vital yearly celebration for the senior community, including senior Housing Fremont, NE. This month, senior communities are heavily involved in educating their residents on the risk factors, early detection, management, and available treatments. It is a time to show support to seniors affected by leukemia and lymphoma. […]