Beat the Heat This Summer – How Elderly Loved Ones Can Stay Cool in the Summer

As people who manage and run a senior living home and community catering to seniors from all over L.A. including Studio City, caring for our residents is one of our top priorities. With summers slowly hitting a peak, we’re aware that we’re going to need to take some extra steps to ensure those staying with us are kept safe through the scorching months to come!Read more


Music Therapy – How Music Can Benefit People Suffering from Dementia

There are numerous seniors across the world who struggle with different forms of dementia as their age progresses. This process is often difficult and trying, both for the person affected and for their family and loved ones. What makes this even harder for all involved is that modern medicine has yet to provide a cure for this heart breaking affliction.Read more


Knowing When to Make the Move to a Senior Living Community

An article published by the Business Insider elaborates on global population demographics. One of the things this article states is that the population of individuals over the age of sixty has not just increased here in North America but in other parts of the world too.

If you’re one of the many Americans who have crossed over sixty or even if you’re someone who has a parent, grandparent or close relative who has, living arrangements may be a thing of concern.Read more


How Does Your Senior Loved One’s Lifestyle Affect Cancer Risks?

While cancer is a mysterious disease, one thing is for certain: the chances of developing cancer increases as we age.

Of course, this depends on the type of cancer we’re talking about. The chances of testicular cancer are high amongst men in their early twenties and thirties, whereas, some cancers affect children.Read more


Is A Sudden Personality Change a Sign of Alzheimer’s?

There’s nothing more painful than watching your elderly loved one struggle with remembering the most basic things. But when they no longer remember who they are and there is a sudden change in the way they talk and behave, you know there’s a reason for your concern.Read more


How to Talk to a Loved One about Moving to an Assisted Living Community

It’s understandable that you’re struggling with the decision to place your senior loved one into an assisted living community. You feel immensely guilty, not being able to give the time and care they deserve. After all, it’s not easy juggling a job, taking care of your family, and your senior loved one.Read more


Verbal and Nonverbal Validation Techniques to Use with a Senior Loved One with Memory Problems

Watching your senior loved one struggle with remembering basic things is overwhelming. The feelings of confusion and helplessness are understandable. Many people use white lies to help their senior loved ones feel better, or to change the direction of the conversation.Read more


How To Evaluate Memory Care for a Senior Loved One with Alzheimer’s

If you’ve been thinking about placing your elderly loved one in an assisted living community, it can be difficult finding the right assisted living community. You need a community where your elderly loved one can thrive. You need a community where your elderly loved one is cared for and their needs are prioritized.Read more


How Can Your Senior Loved One Benefit From Taking Up Gardening?

Gardening doesn’t just offer therapeutic effects. It’s also a great way for your senior loved ones to stay healthy and fit.

Staying inside all day long without any activities or fresh air can take a toll on your loved one’s mind and body. Keeping busy and finding a creative outlet is the perfect way to ensure your elderly loved one stays happy.Read more


What’s Putting Your Elderly Loved One’s Heart at Risk

As we get older, the risks of developing heart disease get substantially higher. If you’re worried about the health of your elderly loved one, it’s better to take steps to protect their heart and reduce the risks of developing serious health issues.

Here’s what’s putting your elderly loved one’s heart at risk.Read more