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An older adult in a pink shirt does a word search at their kitchen table

Uncategorized • July 28, 2025

10 Word Games for Seniors

Word games are a wonderful way to keep the mind active and engaged. These games help older adults stay engaged, active, and socially connected. Whether played solo or with others, word games are fun activities that can offer meaningful moments of joy and mental stimulation. 10 word games for seniors include: Word search Hangman Scattergories…

A frustrated older adult staring at their alarm clock late at night while lying awake in bed.

Wellness & Fitness • June 25, 2025

Is It Normal for Seniors to Have Trouble Sleeping?

Sleep is one of the most crucial parts of a healthy and active lifestyle. However, restful nights can feel out of reach for many older adults. Seniors often encounter issues like waking up frequently during the night or struggling to fall asleep. While many causes of poor sleep are a part of normal aging, a…

A senior couple wearing swim goggles wrap their arms around each others shoulders as they swim in a pool.

Resources, Safety • May 27, 2025

How Seniors Can Enjoy the Outdoors Safely in the Summer

Summer is the perfect time to bask in the warm sun and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors. However, as delightful as the season can be, seniors need to take precautions to ensure their outdoor adventures remain fun, comfortable, and safe. Here are 9 tips to make time in the sun safe this summer: Protect…

Two older adults wearing aprons are cooking a healthy, denture-friendly vegetable soup in a brightly lit kitchen.

Resources, Wellness & Fitness • April 14, 2025

Best Denture-Friendly Recipes for Seniors

Eating well is key to maintaining good health and enjoying life to the fullest, but adjusting your diet to accommodate dentures can be challenging. The good news? You don’t have to sacrifice flavor for comfort. With a little creativity, it’s easy to prepare meals that are soft, nutritious, and delicious. Here are some tasty denture-friendly…

An adult child and their parent look at senior community options on the computer.

Assisted Living, Senior Living, Skilled Nursing • March 20, 2025

How to Find Help for a Senior Mother & Father

Caring for and supporting your aging parents can come with a mix of emotions—love, concern, and, at times, uncertainty about how to proceed. Many adult children eventually face balancing their parents' independence with their growing need for assistance. There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer on how to find help for a senior mother and father, but…

An elderly person holding their hip in pain as they are standing up out of a chair.

Assisted Living, Caregiving, Safety, Senior Living, Skilled Nursing • February 7, 2025

Can Hip Fractures Contribute To Cognitive Decline?

The journey back to health can be long and laden with hurdles, affecting mobility and independence. But did you know that the impact of a hip fracture could reach beyond the physical? Recent studies have uncovered a potential connection between hip fractures and cognitive degradation. These findings suggest that seniors who endure a hip fracture…

Group Of Retired Seniors Attending Art Class In Community Centre With Teacher

Uncategorized • January 21, 2025

8 Therapeutic Activities for Seniors

As seniors age, engaging in therapeutic activities becomes increasingly important for promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Here are 8 therapeutic activities for seniors that can improve their overall quality of life: Art therapy: Encourages creativity and reduces stress. Gardening: Improves physical health and mental clarity. Music therapy: Boosts mood and cognitive function. Chair yoga:…

A smiling adult child sitting in front of a parent and holding their hands.

Senior Living • January 6, 2025

Tips for Caring for Elderly Parents

Caring for aging parents is a profound act of love, but it also comes with challenges that may feel overwhelming. From juggling healthcare needs to maintaining their emotional well-being, balancing these responsibilities can be complex. Tips for caring for elderly parents include: Creating a safe and supportive environment Managing medication Navigating financial and legal matters…

A senior holds a cup of blueberry yogurt with granola, scooping a bite and smiling.

Resources • December 9, 2024

Maintaining Proper Nutrition After A Short-Term Stay

Transitioning from a short-term stay at a skilled nursing or memory care community to life at home can bring relief and a few challenges—especially when maintaining proper nutrition. Whether your loved one has been at the Care Center of Fort Wayne for skilled nursing, memory care, or at the Residence of Fort Wayne, ensuring they…

A senior in short term care chatting with her nurse about her transitional care plan.

Senior Living, Skilled Nursing • October 24, 2024

Short Term Care For Seniors: Everything You Need to Know

Short-term care for seniors provides temporary support during recovery after surgery, illness, or hospitalization. It’s designed to help seniors regain strength and independence before returning home, offering medical, rehabilitative, and personal care services. Whether your loved one needs assistance for a few days or a few weeks, short-term care can bridge the gap between hospital…

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10 Word Games for Seniors

Is It Normal for Seniors to Have Trouble Sleeping?

How Seniors Can Enjoy the Outdoors Safely in the Summer

Best Denture-Friendly Recipes for Seniors

How to Find Help for a Senior Mother & Father

Can Hip Fractures Contribute To Cognitive Decline?

8 Therapeutic Activities for Seniors

Tips for Caring for Elderly Parents

Maintaining Proper Nutrition After A Short-Term Stay

Short Term Care For Seniors: Everything You Need to Know

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