According to a survey from AARP, 89% of Americans 50 and over own a smartphone. Additionally, 75% of this group owns a smart TV and 59% own tablets. For seniors, technology goes well beyond just providing a source of entertainment. Tech for seniors also provides modern healthcare solutions. Through innovative healthcare for seniors, these technologies…
According to recent census data, 16.3% of the Nacogdoches County population is 65 or older, making our senior population larger than the state average. As a result, it’s crucial that our community provides adequate senior care services. Assisted living services are ideal for seniors who: Have disabilities Need assistance with activities of daily living Can…
Strength training, often associated with building muscle and improving physical fitness, has grown in popularity as a powerful tool for enhancing mental health. While many people hit the gym to improve their strength, tone their muscles, or manage weight, they may not fully realize the profound impact that strength training can have on their minds.…
A wide-ranging study conducted by Plos One found nine key factors that affect the quality of life of seniors. These include autonomy, health perception, relationships, and emotional comfort. Interestingly, another on that list is home and neighborhood. Quality senior care aims to provide an outstanding quality of life for older persons. But how does it…
When people discuss aging, certain stereotypes often surface: older adults are slow, frail, and not capable of staying physically active. These misconceptions can hinder the pursuit of a full, active lifestyle. Active aging stereotypes not only limit physical activities but also affect how older adults view their own abilities. The belief that aging equals inevitable…
Almost seven million Americans currently live with Alzheimer’s. By 2050, this population is estimated to reach nearly 13 million members. Memory loss and support for dementia calls for a community of care. The advantages of a memory care community go beyond the necessity of daily activities and medical support. Find out how in this community…
According to the American Psychological Association (APA), 46%, or nearly half, of U.S. adults 75 or older report having a disability. Almost one in four adults 65 to 74 also reported having at least one disability. Many experience problems with walking, climbing stairs, independent living, hearing, vision, and cognition. If you have an older loved…