People of any age fare much better in life when they are physically, socially, and mentally active.
Smile uses a HIPAA compliant, end-to-end
communication management platform that allows your activities program to shine and keep your residents engaged, even during COVID-19!
Smile helps long term health care facilities maintain their great activities programs for their residents while seamlessly keeping families in touch with their loved ones. Check it out here in our press release: https://t.co/i67Jp1m66Z
The way in which Alzheimer’s may affect children has to do largely with their relationship with the person before. Here's how you can help children understand Alzheimer's: https://t.co/pnnAAQYbrt via @4caregivers#grandma#Grandpa#EndAlz#dementiasupport
Many seniors work into their late 60s and beyond, not because they want to, but because they have to. Here's why 62% of seniors are still working at 65 and older: https://t.co/Feb3nsjvg9 via @themotleyfool#Seniors#Retirement#OlderAdults
Tech giant Amazon is reaching deeper into healthcare with a new speech recognition service for clinical documentation: https://t.co/n5trNVG14P via @FierceHealth#Amazon#TechGiants#Clinical
Congrats to our friends at @SunriseSrLiving of Wall and Arlington, VA on making the annual Caring Stars list of the top-rated senior living communities in the nation.
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Caregivers will expect a loved one to be sad after a stroke. It’s important they know the symptoms of depression and those of apathy, the feeling of indifference or not having emotions at all. https://t.co/2KxtlULvdj
@4caregivers#depression#seniors#seniorhealth
A number of senior living operators are finding ways to combat the occupancy squeeze – primarily through creative approaches that leverage the use of technology. Learn more: https://t.co/YaEnWrAbor @PointClickCare#Seniors#SeniorTech
Please re-Tweet if you agree: #Alzheimers disease and other forms of #dementia steal memory, independence, judgement and more. But they can never steal love, legacy, and humanity.
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Many people become more forgetful as they age. How can you tell the difference between mild forgetfulness and serious memory problems like #Alzheimers? https://t.co/ETKNUDoKTl #AlzheimersAwarenessMonth#MondayThoughts