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Assisted living offers valuable support for older adults who need help with daily activities, but it may not meet every long-term need. As health conditions progress, some individuals require more specialized or intensive care. When assisted living is no longer enough, options like memory care, skilled nursing, or long-term care facilities can provide the higher…
Low-impact, strength-building movements that support bone density, balance, and flexibility are ideal. At Parsons House Preston Hollow, we encourage older adults to stay active through safe and effective exercises that help maintain independence and reduce the risk of falls. In this guide, we’ll explore seven osteoporosis-friendly exercises and offer tips to help you incorporate them…
Leg muscle weakness is a common concern for many older adults and can affect independence, confidence, and day-to-day mobility. As we age, it’s normal to experience changes in muscle strength, but noticeable or sudden weakness in the legs may signal an underlying issue that requires attention. Leg muscle weakness in older adults is often linked…
Board games that are fun, social, and mentally engaging are ideal choices for older adults, and today’s options offer something for everyone. Whether it’s reminiscing over a childhood favorite or trying a new challenge with friends, board games offer more than entertainment. They support cognitive health, foster connection, and bring joy through friendly competition or…
Aging is a natural part of life that we all experience.. But have you ever wondered why some seniors seem to thrive emotionally and socially as they age, while others struggle with abrupt changes? The continuity theory of normal aging offers a fascinating perspective on the differences between these outcomes. The theory suggests that maintaining…
As we age, it's normal to notice little changes in how quickly we recall names or process information. But when everyday forgetfulness feels more like a mental cloud than the occasional “senior moment,” it might be due to brain fog. It can leave you feeling sluggish, unfocused, and mentally disconnected.. Brain fog can stem from…
Navigating legal decisions for a loved one with dementia is both an emotional and logistical challenge. Dementia affects cognitive processes like memory, reasoning, and decision-making, which can complicate a person’s ability to sign important legal documents. A person with dementia can sign legal documents, but only if they have the legal capacity to understand the…
The time to consider memory care for your spouse is when their safety, health, and quality of life can no longer be adequately supported at home. This decision is never easy, but recognizing the signs of cognitive decline and understanding what memory care offers can help you make the best choice for your loved one.…
Making care decisions for a loved one can be challenging. Choosing the right level of care may require you to decide when to move a loved one from assisted living to memory care. If your loved one is currently in assisted living but showing signs of cognitive impairment, or if you have increasing safety concerns,…
Memory care is a form of senior care that provides specialized support for those with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other memory-related conditions by providing a safe and caring environment surrounded by meaningful routines. But can residents leave memory care? While memory care provides a wide ranges of services that cater to the needs of people experiencing…
