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Alcohol Awareness Month Puts Spotlight on Addiction in Aging Population
Substance use is rising among older adults, often hidden behind aging. This April, Alcohol Awareness Month calls for action, awareness, and support—even in long-term care.
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Your Health Data Is Being Tracked and Sold—Data Collection Extends Beyond Hospitals
From wearable devices to health apps and search engines, your personal health data is being collected—and in some cases, sold. Learn how this impacts care in assisted living and nursing homes and how to protect yourself and your loved ones.
Unlock a Healthier Future: 9 Essential Nutrition Tips for Today and a Vibrant Old Age
Embracing essential nutrition tips can pave the way for robust health today and ensure vitality well into your golden years. By incorporating a balanced diet rich in whole foods, staying hydrated, and moderating portion sizes, you set the foundation for a life full of energy, strength, and wellness.
Anxiety: The Everyday Triggers You Didn't Know About
Anything can trigger anxiety, even small things. Identifying your triggers is important so you can manage your anxiety as you age.
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What Is a Group Home? Senior Care in Group Homes
Group homes are residential homes that offer a small, close community and long-term care services. This article discusses what group homes are, how life works, costs, insurance, and how group homes differ from other long-term care facilities.
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Santa Fe Authorities Confirm Gene Hackman's Cause of Death as Heart Disease and Alzheimer's
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Jimmy Carter's Death Highlights Extended Hospice Care and End-of-Life Choices
Former President Jimmy Carter’s death at age 100 after 16 months in hospice care highlights the importance of personalized end-of-life planning.
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Bed Pads and Adult Diapers Help Older Adults Stay Home, Independent Longer
Adult diapers and bed pads can help your loved one remain at home with dignity and delay long-term care placement in a facility.
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10 Ways to Talk to Your Parents About Long-Term Care - Why a Nursing Home is Not the Only Option
Facing a tough conversation about elder care? Learn how to talk to your parents about nursing homes and explore real alternatives in Singapore and globally — plus how long-term care is paid for in Southeast Asia, the U.S., and beyond.
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How Seniors Can Manage Anxiety Without Leaving Home
Anxiety is rising among older adults—but you don’t have to leave home to get help. Learn how virtual therapy, medication, and daily habits can help you take control of your mental health.
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What to Do Before 60: Smart Steps to Build a Secure, Fulfilling Retirement
Millions of Americans are turning 60. Here’s what you need to do now before age 60 to retire with confidence — financially, emotionally, and with a plan that works for you.
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Why Walkable Cities Matter More as We Age — and What Happens When They Don’t
Walkable neighborhoods help older adults stay safe, independent, and connected. Poor urban design leads to injuries, ER visits, and long-term care costs.
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Why Losing Weight After 40 is Hard—Why It’s Critical for Your Future Health
Extra weight after 40 affects more than your waistline. Obesity can create health issues that increase the need for long-term care and complicate caregiving. There are steps you can take now.