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As a manager working closely with aged care teams across Australia, the UK, and the US, I’ve witnessed firsthand how rapidly our sector is changing. For those of us in residential and community care, staying informed about policy shifts is more than just helpful — it’s vital to ensuring quality care, meeting compliance standards, and…
On a recent trip to Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand, I had the pleasure of visiting Vivobene, a luxury long-stay resort designed specifically for senior citizens and those needing assisted living or nursing care. During my visit, I had the opportunity to sit down with Brad Roberts, the Head of Nursing, who relocated from Australia, bringing…
In a heartwarming celebration of life, Thelma Barratt and Elma Harris are believed to be Britain’s oldest twins. They are now celebrating an astonishing 104 years at Pear Tree House Care Home in Wesham, Lancashire. As their laughter filled the air, they shared their secret to a long life. It includes a cherished “drop of…
As we age, it becomes increasingly important to pay attention to our diet and nutrition. Prioritizing Nutrition for Seniors can help them stay healthy, maintain a healthy weight, and prevent many chronic diseases. This is especially true for seniors, who may have different nutritional needs than younger adults. Why Nutrition is Important for Seniors Memory…
As a caregiver of a senior with Alzheimer’s disease, it can be challenging to provide the necessary care while also ensuring that your loved one is safe and comfortable. Worry not, we got you covered! This blog offers some Tips for Caregivers of Seniors with Alzheimer’s Disease! Discover 6 Amazing Tips for Caregivers! Take notes…
Music has been an integral part of human culture for centuries. It can evoke emotions, memories, and improve overall wellbeing. For seniors, music therapy has become a popular form of treatment, helping to improve their mental, emotional, and physical health. In this article, we will explore the Benefits of Music Therapy for Seniors, and how…
Animal-assisted therapy has been gaining popularity over the years, and for good reason. It involves interactions between humans and animals to provide a range of benefits, including physical, emotional, and social benefits. In this article, we will discuss the benefits of this type of therapy for seniors and how Joy for All Companion Pets can…
Socialization is important for seniors as it helps improve their mental and physical health, and overall well-being. As people age, they tend to become more isolated and less engaged with their communities, which can lead to feelings of loneliness and depression. Socialization activities can provide seniors with a sense of purpose and connection to others,…
As your parents grow older, the time may come when one of them needs more care than you can provide. In this case, you may be faced with the difficult decision to place one parent in a nursing home. This can be heartbreaking for both you and your parents, but if it’s necessary, then you…
Discover Exercise for Seniors! Exercise is super important for older adults, both in nursing homes and living on their own. It helps keep your body and mind strong even after 65. Doing some simple exercises every day can make a big difference. You’ll feel better and have more energy, just like when you were younger!…
Alzheimer’s disease affects millions of Australians. It can be your grandparent, your cousin, your sibling or even your parent who faces the diagnosis. Eventually, those with Alzheimer’s require round-the-clock care and for many families that means taking the loved one into their own home. It’s an insidious disease that invades quietly and slowly and steals…
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive brain disorder that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. Doctors typically look for several key indicators when diagnosing early-stage Alzheimer’s: If multiple of these areas show decline, Alzheimer’s disease is often suspected. Genetic Predisposition and Alzheimer’s Risk Genetics play a significant role in Alzheimer’s risk. Carrying the APOE epsilon-4 gene can…
When my son Lee asked me to write a love story for our newsletter for Valentine’s Day, I thought I would share this story of my father-in-law Bill, Lee’s grandfather. Bill is 87, and his story is a testament to enduring love. Life on the Rural Property My father-in-law and mother-in-law lived on a rural…
As an experienced activity coordinator in residential aged care, I’d like to share some valuable tips for organizing shopping trips with seniors. These outings can be a delightful change of pace and provide an opportunity for social interaction and independence. Planning the Shopping Trips When I first joined the activity team, we had a shopping…
The aged have navigated the cycles of life and now find themselves at the advanced stages of life, living, and death. Consider that they were once young; full of energy and youthful vigor. They had (may still have) dreams, pursued them, and applied themselves in their time. Now that they are old, they are seeking…
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