Respite care is an option offered by many assisted living communities year-round. But this opportunity can be especially appealing to families during the warmer months when kids are off school — or making the transition back to school.
Food is something that's brought humans together for centuries. People break bread as a sign of peace, agreement or fellowship. Families gather for daily meals or holiday feasts. Take a moment to think about your life and some of your strongest memories, and chances are food is somehow involved in at least a few of them.
Studies have indicated that growing things is good for human health. That's true for older adults, too; one study published in a medical journal found that seniors who gardened reported overall higher self-esteem and social engagement than those who didn't.
For older adults, mobile devices can be perplexing at times. But if you've opted for modern technical tools and carry a smartphone in your pocket, you have access to millions of apps to support day-to-day functions and provide fun entertainment.
Spring and summer months are popular travel times. Whether you have some wanderlust that grew over the winter, are planning a vacation with the family or just want to fly across the country to see the grandkids, these seasons are a great time to do so.
The COVID-19 pandemic reduced social activity for many people for a year or more. While lockdowns may have lifted in most locations throughout 2020 and 2021, many people made personal choices to remain at home or limit social interactions for their own safety.
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