The Elder Care Alliance Blog
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Where you’ll find a variety of age-related topics. Learning is one of our values at Elder Care Alliance. We are empowered through a culture of learning and growth, committed to providing opportunities for our team members and those we serve to grow. Browse our latest posts or choose a filter to see posts about the topics that mean the most to you.
Active Adult Communities vs. Independent Living for Seniors – What’s the Difference?
If you or a loved one are considering transitioning to an age-focused neighborhood or older adult independent housing, you may feel overwhelmed by your options. It's important
5 Most Common Health Concerns for Seniors
As the human body ages, it becomes more fragile and susceptible to injury and disease. Whether you’re an older adult yourself or you’re the caretaker for one,
At-Home Workouts That Are Perfect for Older Adults
Maintaining physical health through exercise is essential for people of all ages. Here at Elder Care Alliance, we know regular physical activity is vital for older adults.
What Is Healthy Aging?
What Is Healthy Aging? Growing older can be a wonderful, fulfilling process marked by increased wisdom and deepening personal relationships. At Elder Care Alliance, we understand how
Best Pets for Seniors
It’s no secret that owning a pet can work wonders for a person’s mental health. Pets can also boost physical health by encouraging daily walks and play.
Elder Care Alliance and Transforming Age Join Forces to Enhance Senior Living Services
August 7, 2023 – Seattle, Wash. – Today, Transforming Age and Elder Care Alliance (ECA) are excited to announce that they are affiliating, and ECA is joining
Health Benefits of Pets for Older Adults
There are many things older adults no longer have to worry about, such as working a full-time job or raising small children. But even though reduced responsibilities
Positive Steps Towards Preventing Falls
For younger people, a typical fall might result in some bruising and discomfort, but usually not much worse than that. For older adults, one fall could lead
Financial Independence for Older Adults
During the “golden years” (between 65 and 80), many adults are living out their retirement years and no longer have dependents they have to provide for financially.
Independence Is Important for Seniors
Independence is one of the hallmarks of adulthood. But as people approach their golden years, they are more likely to experience physical or mental limitations that make
Your Guide to Medicare and Transitional Care
As you enter your senior years, your medical insurance may become more difficult to understand. This is especially true if you are chronically ill and moving to