Chronic conditions are long-term illnesses that require ongoing management. Unfortunately, they tend to increase, both in severity and occurrence, as we age. These long-lasting illnesses can impact daily routines, independence, and quality of life. However, with proper treatment, most conditions can be managed successfully with professional help. At Haven Health, we offer numerous treatment options…
Category: General
Roughly 11% of Americans 65 and older were living with Alzheimer’s disease in 2025, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. Unfortunately, there isn’t a cure for Alzheimer’s yet, but testing for earlier diagnosis and obtaining treatments to delay disease progression are getting better all the time. Keep reading to learn what the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease…
Category: Alzheimer's
Diabetes is both one of the most common and potentially debilitating diseases seniors in Arizona face. It is a chronic condition, meaning that management must happen over the long term. Management is often complex, and as seniors age, the condition generally becomes more difficult to manage, due to age-related challenges. However, with careful monitoring, dietary…
Category: Skilled Nursing
Over 300,000 Americans experience a broken hip (also known as a hip fracture) every year, according to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS). Unfortunately, breaking a hip is more common in elderly patients as age increases multiple risk factors for a hip fracture. Keep reading to learn more about broken hips in seniors and…
Category: Broken Hip
Falls are among the most common causes of hospitalization for seniors. Every year, tens of thousands of seniors across America slip and fall. Unfortunately, many of these falls could have been prevented. There are many methods to prevent falls for seniors, including retrofitting homes with safety equipment, wearing proper footwear, and using assistive devices. However,…
Category: Physical Therapy
If you’re looking for Alzheimer’s support for your family, you’ve come to the right place. Alzheimer’s can be one of the most debilitating and difficult to care for diseases as our parents and families age, and sometimes, we need a bit of extra help. As daily tasks become more difficult, stress can increase. Sometimes, caregiving…
Category: Alzheimer's
Choosing a skilled nursing facility for yourself or your loved one can be a big decision. The quality of a skilled nursing facility determines comfort, peace of mind, and can even impact medical outcomes after an illness, injury, or during the course of a chronic illness. Finding a great provider can be a challenge, and…
Category: Skilled Nursing
At Haven Health, we recognize that indoor activities for elderly people in our care are for much more than simply filling time. We believe our activity offerings contribute toward maintaining and enhancing our residents’ physical, cognitive, and emotional health, all adding up to improved quality of life. Games and puzzles help to stimulate cognitive tasks,…
Category: Skilled Nursing
Managing Arthritis With Physical Therapy Unfortunately, arthritis affects millions of Americans every year. It is one of the most common health conditions among seniors, can be debilitating, and has no “cure.” It causes stiffness, pain and inflammation in joints, and can make daily activities, such as eating, walking, and dressing more difficult. Fortunately, in many…
Category: Arthritis
During the holidays, families can face some unique emotional challenges when a loved one is in a skilled nursing facility. Holidays bring changes in routines, environment, and feelings, which can be both exciting and disruptive to residents. These big emotions can then be increased by the physical separation inherent with skilled nursing. In some cases,…
Category: Holidays | Skilled Nursing