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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…

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 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…

An elderly couple sits on a couch smiling while their adult child stands behind them hugging their shoulders

Caregiving, Resources, Senior Living • October 1, 2024

Navigating Moving Elderly Parents Out of Their Home

Moving your parents out of their home and into senior living, assisted living, or memory care programs can be a difficult and emotional process. Every aspect of this large transition requires careful planning. From finding the right facility for your parents to downsizing your parents’ belongings, there are many crucial decisions to make. To make…

A woman sitting with her mother outside, sharing a cup of tea.

Caregiving, Resources, Senior Living • July 22, 2024

How Long Does It Take to Recover from Caregiver Burnout?

Caring for a loved one is rewarding, but can be filled with many responsibilities. Over time, some individuals may feel overwhelmed by the energy associated with caring for a loved one, resulting in caregiver burnout. Caregiver burnout is serious and should be taken as such. Burnout can lead to deteriorating health and wellness for caregivers…

Senior Living • July 30, 2020

Peace of Mind Lives Here

Senior Living • November 7, 2018

Celebrating The Holidays in an Assisted Living Community

The holidays are around the corner, and if this is your first time spending the them in an assisted living community, you might be surprised by how much cheer and festivities there are to look forward to. Here’s a few ways our residents like to ring in the holidays at Kingston. Halloween One of our…

Senior Living • August 28, 2018

Getting Old is a State of Mind

Flossie Lewis gives her Brief But Spectacular take on growing old with grace. (From PBS NewsHour)

Category: Senior Living

Can Hip Fractures Contribute To Cognitive Decline?

Tips for Caring for Elderly Parents

Short Term Care For Seniors: Everything You Need to Know

Navigating Moving Elderly Parents Out of Their Home

How Long Does It Take to Recover from Caregiver Burnout?

Peace of Mind Lives Here

Celebrating The Holidays in an Assisted Living Community

Getting Old is a State of Mind

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