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.

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Elder Care Alliance Announces Acquisition of The Villa at San Mateo

Jan 18, 2017

ALAMEDA, Calif., Jan. 3, 2017 –Elder Care Alliance today announced it has acquired The Villa at San Mateo, an independent living community for seniors. The 135-unit apartment community marks the first acquisition…

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Top Types of Low-Impact Exercises for Assisted Living

Jan 18, 2017

As seniors age, it’s more important than ever to maintain an active lifestyle. By exercising regularly, you increase your chances of remaining independent. Continue Reading Top Types of Low-Impact Exercises for Assisted…

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Alzheimer’s and Dementia: After the Diagnosis

Jan 18, 2017

If you’ve been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, you may feel overwhelmed and uncertain. But by recognizing important next steps to take, you can survive the diagnosis —…

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Help Your Loved One Avoid These Top Senior Scams

Jan 18, 2017

If you’re over 60, you’ve likely been targeted by scammers looking to clean out your nest egg. Senior scams come in a variety of formats, but they all can have devastating consequences.…

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Bring Your Hobbies: Assisted Living Offers Stimulating Hobbies and Activities

Jan 18, 2017

Assisted living communities encourage residents to continue the pastimes they love – and may even offer unexpected activity options. Continue Reading Bring Your Hobbies: Assisted Living Offers Stimulating Hobbies and Activities

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Minding Your Memory – Dementia and Alzheimer’s: What’s the Difference?

Jan 18, 2017

You may have noticed that the terms Alzheimer’s and dementia often are used interchangeably. While the two conditions can be similar, they also encompass important differences. Continue Reading Minding Your Memory –…

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What’s Up, Doc? Questions to Ask Your Parent’s Doctor

Jan 18, 2017

In a doctor’s office, it’s easy to forget the questions you meant to ask – especially if you’re there for treatment of a specific illness or injury rather than for a routine…

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Staying Plugged In: The Importance of Social Engagement in Assisted Living

Jan 18, 2017

Are you doing everything you can to protect your health as you age? You may exercise, eat right and see your doctor regularly, but experts say another factor – social engagement –…

Boost Your Brain Power, Food For Thought

Boost Your Brain Power, Food For Thought

Jan 18, 2017

Brain power — if your brain only worked as well as it should, you’d always be able to find your keys, finish projects in half as much time and come up with…