According to a SingleCare post, older adults aged 65 are roughly 70% likely to need long-term personal care in the future. Sadly, most seniors cannot get this care at home. Their families lack the essential capabilities to care for them. If your family is facing this challenge, consider moving your senior parent to a personal…
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The global market for personal care services is expected to grow from USD 1,703.03 billion to USD 2,882.66 billion by 2028, according to Data Bridge Market Research. This significant increase reflects a rising demand for supportive living options among seniors as they seek more fulfilling lifestyles. A personal care community might be the answer, providing…
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It is natural for seniors’ self-confidence levels to waver due to lifestyle changes, retirement or health concerns. However, regaining a strong sense of self-worth is possible by embracing activities and events that inspire purpose and joy. Focusing on activities that uplift can help your loved ones rediscover their inner strength and navigate this stage of…
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Seasonal allergies in seniors can greatly impact their health and well-being. Pollen, dust and other allergens are common culprits that trigger uncomfortable symptoms, such as sneezing, itchy eyes and nasal congestion. As someone who cares about your family member’s comfort, understanding how Personal Care Services can help manage these challenges is a vital step toward…
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A positive environment plays a significant role in the comfort and well-being of older adults in a Memory Care center. Memory-related conditions such as dementia or Alzheimer’s can make even simple daily activities challenging. A Memory Care community can help your loved ones feel safer and more at ease by creating supportive, familiar and calm…
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