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Learn more about how senior living communities plan menus catering to diverse dietary needs and how communities’ feeding assistance practices help residents maintain a happy, healthy lifestyle. https://t.co/jrVxgCEJcm

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Consider independent living if you or your loved one is an active, healthy senior looking for more socialization and a maintenance-free lifestyle. You’ll find benefits like activities, dining, and regular housekeeping. https://t.co/zUAJL4M03d

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Caring from afar can be challenging, but new technology, such as caregiver alert systems and elderly monitoring devices can provide assistance and peace of mind. Explore the top devices on the market and how to pick the best option:
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Nonmedical home care provides personal care for your loved ones who don’t require long-term medical assistance and want to maintain their independence.

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No one knows your parents’ personalities, hobbies, or quirks like you do. So if you persistently feel that their behavior is off, there’s a good chance that it is. Learning to spot key dementia symptoms in aging parents can make a big difference. https://t.co/xGptyD9Qtj

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Seeing a parent’s health decline can be painful, but it doesn’t have to cause family conflict. Here are some of the most common issues that can arise among family members and advice on possible solutions: https://t.co/KS3PtWmEgG

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According to the CDC, 1 in 4 Americans, 65+, falls each year. Learn common causes of falls and keys to fall prevention for seniors: https://t.co/SPV7qqcDYE

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Assisted living communities are not nursing homes, though many consider them the same. Over the past few decades, these two types of senior living have grown distinctly different. Learn more on how they differ: https://t.co/213ZmfFYSV

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Music therapy for those with dementia can lead to a better quality of life. Learn the benefits and its growing role in memory care communities: https://t.co/m4qwluUmTl

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Is assisted living the right fit for your senior loved one? Here is a guide to help you determine if senior living would be a great option for your mom or dad: https://t.co/S5UsysIZQ8

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Resistance training for your loved ones can improve their mobility, physical functioning, and performance of activities of daily living while also helping to prevent injuries and falls. Learn 3 simple strength-building exercises for seniors: https://t.co/sARf9oLbk1

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Discovering affordable assisted living for your loved ones can be challenging. Learn which states have the lowest costs for assisted living: https://t.co/NDUqLkLL0s

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As many as 90 percent of people with dementia behave in ways that challenge or worry their families. Use these tips and insights to support you in managing your loved one’s dementia-related behaviors: https://t.co/gBShrN6n4h

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Pet-friendly assisted living and other senior housing communities provide your loved ones the care and assistance they need, along with the joy of aging alongside their beloved companions. Learn about common pet policies and services in senior living: https://t.co/w9w8AyhM2C

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If you have a loved one who receives care at home — whether caregiver assistance or home health care — you may wonder if any of these expenses will be eligible for a tax deduction. Learn which home care expenses may be tax deductible: https://t.co/pPXP9xwRle

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The level of care your loved one with dementia requires will change as their disease progresses. Although you can’t change your parent’s diagnosis, you can take steps to keep them as healthy and safe as possible by planning ahead. Learn more tips:
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New developments in technology are paving the way for seniors to lead more fulfilling and healthier lives in assisted living communities. Learn how these innovations can enrich your loved one’s experience. https://t.co/CyXJOwQdvC

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Did you know exercising can help keep the mind sharp? Learn 10 simple ways to help your loved ones stimulate their mind and maintain proper brain health. #healthybrain https://t.co/opf27mGHhL

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From spoiled food to living in the same pair of pajamas, certain signs can suggest an aging parent needs help now. Know when your loved one may need an extra set of hands by watching for these signs: https://t.co/OU8TGJeV82

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Intergenerational programs that mesh people and interests can offer your loved one a much-needed social outlet, allowing them to find purpose and use their strengths. Find out more: https://t.co/otGaR2nRXo