Resources for Families
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Top Health Issues In Senior Women + How To Reduce Your Risk
Picture a woman in her 60s leading a busy and active life. While she may be enjoying her golden years, it’s important that she also prioritizes her…Read Now -
How To Lose Weight After Sixty
For many people, it’s true what they say about gaining weight as you age. The foods you once ate and never gained a pound seem to suddenly start showing up…Read Now -
Top Questions To Ask When Choosing A Memory Care Community
Finding the right place for a loved one to live is a big decision, and it’s best to get all of your questions answered before committing. We’ve…Read Now -
Five Signs Someone Is Ready For Memory Care
According to the most recent research from the Alzheimer’s Association, 1 in 9 Americans 65 and older have some form of dementia. And as our population…Read Now -
The Importance of Senior Living Assessments & How They Help Determine Level of Care
Senior living communities conduct needs assessments to provide the best possible care for incoming residents. Not only will a needs assessment ensure the…Read Now -
The Dangers of Low Blood Pressure
It is common to hear about blood pressure’s correlation to health. Of course, most of us are familiar with the issues that can result from having blood…Read Now -
Chronic Isolation and the Elderly
When you consider all the public health risks that are associated with older adults, there are two important ones that are often overlooked – loneliness and…Read Now -
Respite Care Helps Seniors Maintain Independence Following A Medical Event
According to The Family Caregiver Alliance (FCA), one in every six US adults assists in the care of an elderly family member or relative while also being…Read Now -
Unintentional Weight Loss In Older Adults
Many people look in the mirror and think they could benefit from losing a few pounds. Generally speaking, weight loss is seen as a positive thing, and you may…Read Now -
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Understanding Dementia: The Positive Approach to Care™ Dementia in all its forms follows a very individual path. Artisan at Hudson uses The Positive Approach…Read Now