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Spring Health Concerns for Seniors
Each season brings new challenges and benefits for older adults. In the spring, you may feel excited to get outdoors and participate in your favorite warm-weather activities such as walking, gardening, and bird watching. It’s essential to keep these spring health concerns in mind as you gear up for sunnier days. Too Much Sun After……
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Elder Care Alliance Communities Among Best Again by U.S. News & World Report
Two Elder Care Alliance communities are recognized again this year, and a third joins them among the top in senior living. We are excited to announce AlmaVia of Camarillo and AlmaVia of San Francisco have earned the honor for a second consecutive year, and Mercy Retirement & Care Center joins them in being named best by……
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Skilled Nursing vs Long-Term Care: What’s the Difference?
When you or a loved one suddenly requires a different or new type of healthcare, the amount of terms and options can be overwhelming. Many people get confused when they hear about skilled nursing and long-term care. While they share similarities, these two types of care cater to different needs and have distinct purposes. Here’s……
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Six Spring Cleaning Tips for Seniors
As the cold days of winter slowly melt away and make room for spring, the clutter around your home may start to bother you. At the same time, choosing a place to begin your annual deep clean can feel overwhelming. Here are six spring cleaning tips for seniors that you can use to enter this……
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5 Facts About Acute Rehab Hospitals
When your loved one experiences a downturn in their health, has an accident, or requires serious surgery, their doctor may recommend a rehabilitation program for quick healing. Short-term rehabilitation can make a big difference in health outcomes after a stroke, injury, or sudden debilitating illness. Here are five facts about acute rehab hospitals to help……
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What To Do To Improve Hearing: Lifestyle and Nutrition Tips
Whether it’s listening to your favorite song or participating in a dynamic conversation with a group of people, being able to hear well is a central part of life. After the age of 65, one in three people experiences at least some hearing loss, which brings up the critical question of what can improve hearing…
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- Elder Care Alliance Communities Among Best Again by U.S. News & World Report
- Spring Activities for Seniors
- Skilled Nursing vs Long-Term Care: What’s the Difference?
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