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Here’s our holiday gift-giving guide with tips, tricks, and suggestions to help you choose presents that are safe, meaningful, and practical for seniors with dementia. 

Medicare Open Enrollment takes place from October 15-December 7 each year. This period is an opportunity for Medicare Eligible beneficiaries to choose how to receive their Medicare benefits. Individuals can choose from original Medicare, a Medicare Advantage Plan, or a Special Needs Plan. This year, around 44,000 New Hampshire seniors may need to choose a new Medicare Advantage plan or carrier. Here’s what you need to know going into this year’s Medicare Open Enrollment.

Nestled in the heart of Rockingham County, is a hidden gem perfect for a summer escape. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, this quaint town offers a variety of activities to make the most of the sunny season.

In today’s diverse world, it is essential for senior living communities to create inclusive and supportive environments for all residents, including those who identify as LGBTQ+. According to the LGBTQ+ advocacy group for elders SAGECare, 34% of LGBT older adults fear having to re-closet themselves when seeking senior housing. Because LGBTQ+ older adults face unique challenges as they age, it’s important that senior living providers are specifically trained about the needs of their LGBTQ+ residents. 

Entering the world of senior living can be overwhelming, filled with an array of options and decisions to make. Whether it’s for a parent, grandparent,

Having difficult conversations with loved ones can be challenging, especially when it involves discussing major life transitions like moving into a senior living community. If

Caring for an aging parent can be one of life’s most challenging and emotional experiences. As our loved ones grow older, their needs often change,

Falls can result in a loss of independence and an increased reliance on caregivers, especially since older adults who have experienced a fall are at a higher risk of falling again in the future. This heightened risk underscores the importance of preventing falls. This blog post explores how older adults can prevent falls and stay safe.

As loved ones age, families are confronted with the important decision of selecting between in-home care and assisted living, two essential components of senior care services. Understanding the differences between these options can help families make well-informed decisions that keep their loved ones safe and independent.