Alzheimer’s disease is a form of dementia that is most commonly diagnosed in people over 65. The disease itself is categorized by loss of memory and cognition, and it typically progresses through three stages: the mild stage, the moderate stage, and the severe stage. And while there are currently no cures available for Alzheimer’s disease, … Read more
The medical abbreviation ADL stands for activities of daily living, and a person’s ability to perform ADLs can determine that person’s need for assistance doing daily tasks. While some seniors can perform ADLs independently with no issues, others may find that certain tasks of daily living are more difficult to do as they age. At … Read more
Whether you’re currently thinking about retiring or are already enjoying your retirement, you should know that there are more housing and living options available than you may think. Many people age 55 and older think that assisted living or nursing home care are their only options for community housing. However, there is another option, and … Read more
