Key Takeaways Assisted Living and Memory Care Watching your loved one struggle with memory issues while living in assisted living can leave you wondering if they need a different level […]
When to Move To Memory Care?
Key Takeaways Assisted Living and Memory Care Watching your loved one struggle with memory issues while living in assisted living can leave you wondering if they need a different level […]
Making decisions about the care of a loved one is never easy, especially when memory-related conditions add complexity. If you’ve started noticing changes in your loved one’s behavior or day-to-day […]
Assisted living provides seniors with a comfortable balance of independence and personalized support. At The Landmark of Fridley, our services are designed to enhance quality of life while confirming that […]
Life is about choices. With so many senior living options available, it helps to start with two of the most common ones—independent living and assisted living. The main difference between […]
Aging brings unique changes to our bodies. For instance, the health of our joints can become increasingly important for day-to-day function. To keep your joints healthy as you age, focus […]
Transitioning into a senior home, such as assisted living, is a significant life change, often filled with both excitement and apprehension. For both seniors and their families, this move can […]
Metabolism is an important bodily function that converts food to energy to maintain regular body processes like breathing and digestion. As we age our metabolism can become slower. A slow […]
It can be difficult to watch our parents age. And when mobility becomes a problem, it can be difficult to care for them. We all want what’s best for our […]
Moving into a retirement community is an essential milestone in one’s later years, often decided by a blend of health factors, lifestyle preferences, and the pursuit of a well-rounded, fulfilling […]
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to discussing the move to senior living. Here are some tips for talking to a parent about the transition into senior living: Remember, this conversation […]