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Independent vs. Assisted Living: What’s the Difference?

A young adult and their older parent side-by-side on the couch using a laptop to research independent and assisted living communities.

When a loved one is considering senior living, it can seem like a big change. It’s important to start your research sooner rather than later so you can help them make an informed decision. However, there’s one important piece of information that people often overlook: Senior living isn’t universal, and there are plenty of options—like […]

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At What Age Does Dementia Set In?

an older woman contemplating what age dementia can set in.

A degenerative neurological disorder called dementia is typified by behavioral abnormalities that interfere with day-to-day functioning, memory loss, and a reduction in cognitive ability and affects memory and health and wellness. Dementia can strike at any age, although it is typically linked to advanced age. Most cases of dementia occur in individuals aged 65 and […]

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7 Benefits of Hobbies, Arts & Crafts for Seniors

A smiling senior man sitting in an art studio and holding a paintbrush in one hand and a piece of paper in the other hand.

Hobbies, arts, and crafts can be an enjoyable pastime for older adults, but they also have numerous benefits. Older adults who participate in hobbies and other leisure activities can develop a sense of purpose and engagement with life, which can also benefit their physical, mental, and emotional health.  Living in a community setting that provides […]

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How to Deal with Dementia in a Parent

A senior woman with glasses sitting on a couch appears to be sad and looking outside the window.

When a loved one—especially a parent—is dealing with dementia, it can be an extremely challenging and emotional journey trying to help. Since this condition is progressive, their cognitive health can change, making it essential to know how to approach their situation with compassion and care. Practicing patience is crucial when interacting with a dementia-afflicted parent […]

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When to Move From Assisted Living to Memory Care

Senior couple going over old pictures of family while cuddling on sofa

Deciding whether or not to become a resident in a memory care community can be quite complicated and requires a great deal of thought. Memory care communities provide the support needed by those who are currently living with some sort of memory impairing condition such as dementia. At Highland Senior Living, we offer an outstanding […]

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