The Endless Benefits of Swimming for Seniors
Staying active is important at all stages of life, but it is especially important for seniors. The body needs regular exercise and movement to stay strong. One of the most beneficial forms of movement for seniors is swimming. The health benefits of swimming for seniors are significant, and seniors of all abilities can enjoy the rewards this form of exercise…
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Caring Places Management Announces Participation in National Assisted Living Week
NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Caring Places Management is proud to announce that all of its communities will participate in this year’s National Assisted Living Week. National Assisted Living Week will be held from September 11 – 17, 2022. Participation in this annual event allows all Caring Places Management residents to enjoy various exciting activities during the week. Celebrating National…
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Caring Places Management: 2022 Walk to End Alzheimer’s
The Walk To End Alzheimer’s is a day to honor and raise funds for the millions of Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. It is also an opportunity to create Alzheimer’s awareness about the growing epidemic and to help fund research that will lead to breakthroughs in prevention, treatments, and ultimately a cure. The Walk to…
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Roles and Responsibilities in Long-Term Care Communities
Long-term care professionals play an important role in the lives of their residents. They are the experts who help keep people safe, healthy, and independent. Learn more about the many long-term care careers at Caring Places Management and how they impact the lives of your loved ones during their stay. Resident Care Coordinator The resident care coordinator is the first…
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How to Handle Alzheimer’s Behavior
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, and behavior changes in Alzheimer’s are common. Dementia is a general term for brain diseases that cause memory, thinking, and behavior problems. These diseases also can affect mood and the ability to perform routine tasks. An estimated 6 million Americans have Alzheimer’s disease. The risk of developing Alzheimer’s increases with age,…
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Common Myths About Assisted Living
Although it is almost always a good decision, moving to assisted living can be a big change. One of the biggest sources of stress regarding the move is the uncertainty and fear of not knowing what to expect. Assisted living communities have come a long way since the old “nursing home” communities of the past. Read on to learn about…
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Dangers of Using Pill Boxes/Organizers with Seniors
On average, a senior takes over a dozen different prescriptions daily, so it is not surprising that many seniors frequently miss or double-take medication. Unfortunately, there are serious risks that come along with mismanaging medication. Pill organizers are designed to help seniors manage their medication and stay on track. It seems like a simple way to organize medications, making remembering…
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Tips for Speaking With Someone With Dementia
A dementia diagnosis can be devastating for seniors and their loved ones. Dementia is an unpredictable disease that impacts memory but also has other symptoms that can make communication difficult. The mental changes that accompany dementia can impact mood, personality, and overall mental wellness. Communicating effectively with a loved one with dementia is important no matter what symptoms they’re experiencing.…
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How to Handle Problems in Assisted Living
Transitioning to an assisted living community is almost always a positive experience for seniors. They settle in quickly, make new friends, and immediately enjoy the amenities, programs, and activities of assisted living. However, just like living in any environment, some conflicts can arise. There are many challenges facing seniors, from health problems to financial worries to stress, and sometimes these…
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Common Senior Behavior in Care Facilities
While retirement years are meant to be enjoyable, the stresses and inconveniences that sometimes come with aging can lead to frustration that may result in conflict. Seniors are no different than younger generations in that sometimes conflict is inevitable. Conflict can arise when two people disagree, or one person is deeply unhappy with their situation. Conflict and bad behavior in…
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