Memory care activities are essential for older adults, particularly those experiencing cognitive challenges like dementia or Alzheimer’s. These activities help stimulate the mind, improve emotional well-being, and encourage social interaction.  Here are…

Traveling in your later years can be a rewarding experience, offering both adventure and relaxation. However, many older adults live on a fixed income or are retired, so it’s important to find…

For older adults and their families, preventing falls is one of the most important aspects of maintaining health and independence. One of the tools most commonly used by healthcare professionals to assess…

Falls represent a major physical and emotional risk for older adults. Evidence shows that the vast majority of falls happen within private homes. Kitchens, bedrooms, and living areas top the list of…

Deciding when to place your parent in a nursing home can feel overwhelming and emotional. Maybe they have expressed a desire to stay at home, and you are trying to honor that.…

As more people receive a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, the impact of these conditions grows. Brain Awareness Month is an excellent opportunity to learn more about these conditions…

May is National Arthritis Awareness Month. Many health departments, senior centers, and retirement communities plan activities to recognize the seriousness of this often debilitating condition and educate people about how to prevent…

Bathrooms can pose serious risks for anyone who is aging. Floors are tiled, surfaces are wet, the space is tight, and everything is made of hard materials. It’s no wonder that 80%…

We are proud to announce that three Elder Care Alliance communities—AlmaVia of Camarillo, AlmaVia of San Francisco, and Mercy Retirement & Care Center—have earned national recognition in the 2025 U.S. News &…