How to Care for a Loved One Who Experiences Sundown Syndrome
When your loved one receives a diagnosis of dementia, you learn that the condition affects more than just memory. For many people living with Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia, anxiety, confusion, and agitation are increasingly more common…
10 Tips For Caregivers Over The Holidays
Being a family caregiver is a fulfilling role that allows you to be a positive light in your loved one’s life. Caregiving during the holidays can be a tad challenging, but with the right plan and support, you can maintain a positive attitude and sustain…
Tips for Long-Distance Caregiving
If your aging parent or loved one lives far away from you, it can be challenging to participate in the hands-on caregiving they may need. For example, you might not be able to drop by after work to see how they are feeling or swing by with a few prepared…
The Benefits of Physical Therapy for Seniors
October is Physical Therapy Awareness month- a perfect time to highlight the transformative benefits of Physical Therapy (PT), especially for seniors. As we age, maintaining mobility, strength, and independence becomes increasingly important, and…
Fall Prevention for Seniors: Debunking 10 Common Myths
National Fall Prevention Week is September 23-27, and there are often many myths revolving around falls in older adults. Falls aren’t a normal part of aging—they can often be prevented. By exercising, managing medications, checking vision, and making…
How to Create a Financial Plan for Long-Term Care
For many seniors, planning for the future includes considering healthcare needs. If you or your loved one is curious about how to prepare for long-term care, including senior living options, we’re here to give you a good start. This long-term care…
Fall Prevention Tips for Seniors
Legend Senior Living provides expert information on causes and prevention to promote a safer environment in your home and your loved one’s home. As you or your loved one gets older, you might notice things that you weren’t worried about even a decade…
Everything You Need to Know About Vascular Dementia
When a loved one is diagnosed with vascular dementia, it is important you understand more about the condition so you can better prepare for the future as well as advocate for their needs. The first step to getting more familiar with the condition is to…
How Memory Care Can Help seniors With Alzheimer's And Dementia
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that nearly 5.8 million Americans live with Alzheimer’s disease. That number is expected to grow as the Baby Boomer generation ages. Further, that number doesn’t include Americans living with other…