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Active Aging for Seniors

Aging doesn’t have to mean retreating from the world—it can be a time to embrace new opportunities for growth, connection, and joy. Seniors today are leading longer, healthier lives, and many are choosing to stay engaged in ways that support their well-being on all fronts. It’s a mentality known as active aging. It focuses on…
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How Walking Benefits Seniors

For older adults, staying physically active is key to maintaining independence, vitality, and emotional wellness. But activity doesn’t need to be intense or complicated to make a difference. It’s all about building healthy habits.  One of the simplest—and most effective—ways to improve overall health is walking. Walking is gentle on the body, requires no equipment,…
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Does Osteoporosis Affect Your Teeth?

Osteoporosis is a common bone condition that affects as many as 21% of older adults. Osteoporosis can affect many different aspects of your health, including your teeth.  Here’s how osteoporosis can affect your teeth:  Bone loss from osteoporosis in the jaw reduces your teeth’s stability leading to tooth loss. Changes in jaw shape can make dentures…
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What Is Mixed Dementia?

Several different disorders fall under the dementia umbrella. Conditions like Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and frontotemporal dementia are all types of dementia. But what is mixed dementia?  Mixed dementia occurs when a person has two or more kinds of dementia at once. The most common kind of mixed dementia occurs when a…
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What Are the Three Golden Rules of Dementia? Helpful Tips for Communicating

Engaging in conversation with a dementia sufferer demands patience, comprehension, and compassion. The cognitive impairments associated with this condition alter their perception of the world, rendering conventional dialogue tactics difficult. However, adhering to a handful of basic strategies can facilitate a more relaxed and supportive setting. The 3 golden rules of dementia are: avoid asking…
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The Importance of Routines for Seniors with Dementia

For seniors with dementia, life can feel full of uncertainty and confusion. However, something as simple as a daily routine has the power to bring structure, reduce anxiety, and maintain independence for individuals with dementia and their caregivers.  Whether it’s the consistency of a morning cup of tea or the calming familiarity of an evening…
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Adapting Exercises for Seniors with Limited Mobility

Seniors with limited mobility can find themselves restricted in certain ways, but limited mobility doesn't mean that an older adult can't stay active. Chair exercise, chair yoga, water aerobics, and walking programs are ways of adapting exercises for seniors with limited mobility, making it possible for them to stay physically active. A reduced range of…

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