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Questions You Should Ask An Alzheimer’s Facility

Alzheimer’s disease is affecting more Americans every day. In fact, the cost of treating the disease is expected to balloon to $1 trillion by 2050. But for the families of individuals suffering from this progressive disorder, one thing will always be the most important: the right facility for Alzheimer’s patients.   There are many facilities for […]

The Difference That Memory Care Can Make in a Patient’s Life

As the American population grows older, more people are becoming aware of the devastating effects of Alzheimer’s disease. The progressive brain disorder that affects memory and thinking skills is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States with over 5.5 million individuals, most of which are seniors, suffering from the disease.   Memory […]

3 Steps to Creating a Better Future for Senior Housing

As the world ages, the people that live in it also grow older. In fact, it is expected that the elderly will be twice as many as the younger generation by 2035, thanks to the baby boomers entering late adulthood. This also means that senior housing units are taking center stage because of the demand […]

How Assisted Living Facilities Design for Memory Care

According to the US Census Bureau, 78 million Americans will be aged 65 and older by 2035 compared to only 76.7 million people under the age of 18. This is mainly because baby boomers are now entering late adulthood and will be part of the elderly population in a couple of years.   With this […]

Long-Term Care in Nursing Homes: How Long Is Long?

Many people over the age of 65 may need assisted living in nursing homes. Some of them may require long-term care services and/or a higher level of care, depending on their health condition and care needs.   Given the high cost of long-term care in nursing homes, many elderlies may not stay long enough. The […]

When Should Dementia Patients Go into Assisted Living?

People with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease can choose to live alone rather than move to an assisted living facility. It’s a choice.   In some cases, however, it’s a matter of when.   Because there are situations where living alone is no longer safe or suitable for people with dementia.     Signs that Assisted […]

Why Keeping Active as You Age Is Important

Among the things, that you can do when you think about caring for your aging, loved one is to encourage him or her to exercise. Not only will this be good to strengthen the body, but also to reinforce social relationships, improve the memory, and prevent depression.       Social Activity   Exercise is […]

Ways Richmont Senior Living Helps You Live Independently

Recently retired individuals can take advantage of senior living facilities offering various amenities and services for the active senior. This includes huge apartments, excellent dining, maintenance, and housekeeping services, aside from transportation and security.       What Is An Independent Living Community?   If you want to live on your own after you retire, […]