Aging is expensive. Physical changes increase the risk of illness, and physical and cognitive changes heighten the risk of injuries as people age. Consequently, although adults 65 and older only accounted for 17% of the U.S. population in 2020, they accounted for 37% of all personal healthcare costs. The average per-person personal healthcare costs for seniors was over $22,000 in 2020, more than…
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When a loved one is recovering from surgery or an injury-causing accident, skilled nursing care is a vital part of their care plan. The goal of treatment at a skilled nursing facility is to help your loved one recover so they can eventually return home. Family members play an important role and can help their loved ones…
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Exercise is important at any age, especially if you are an older adult. However, if you live in a climate like Arizona, where there are extreme temperatures and seasonal changes, you might be struggling with creating or sticking with an appropriate workout routine. Staying healthy does not have to be difficult. Let’s take a closer…
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In 2022, as many as 4% of people 65 years old and older had been diagnosed with dementia (including Alzheimer’s disease), according to a 2024 National Health Statistics report. For the 11 million Americans who are dementia and Alzheimer’s caregivers living overstressed due to providing this unpaid care (according to The Alzheimer’s Association (ALZ)), the need for…
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Our Tucson assisted living facility provides personal assistance based on each individual’s needs and facilitates access to medical services as needed. Our assisted living facility offers activities based on our residents’ interests and needs. These activities include opportunities at our assisted living facility and in the community. The activities we offer in our assisted living and skilled…
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Every year, thousands of older adults transition to nursing facilities. In some cases, older adults choose an assisted living facility. In other cases, family members decide to help older family members transition to a skilled nursing facility (nursing home). Choosing the best senior care facility can feel like a monumental task, but considering the factors…
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Currently, 9.5 million older Americans spend part or all of their time living in senior care facilities or receiving in-home care. Whether you’re looking for a nursing facility in Phoenix for yourself or an older loved one, choosing the right nursing home begins with understanding your options. Today, individuals needing extra support as they age can choose…
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As temperatures soar in Arizona, seniors need to adapt to the challenging heat, or they could risk catching heat stroke or heat exhaustion. Learn the practical tips and strategies in this article to help seniors stay cool, safe, and comfortable during extreme Arizona weather. What Are the Best Ways for Seniors To Stay Cool During…
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Hydration is the most important element of keeping seniors safe in the harsh Arizona weather. Hydration will keep them regulated and balanced as their bodies break down from extreme temperatures. This article gives you practical senior health tips that are easy to implement so you can use them to help your loved ones maintain perfect…
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Arizona’s temperatures can range from summertime highs well into the 100s and lows in the 40s in the winter in the Sonoran Desert area, including Phoenix and Tucson. Generally, nighttime lows are about 25 to 30 degrees cooler than daytime highs. It is important for seniors living in desert climates to understand how cooler temperatures are better…
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