It’s no surprise that older adults account for most hospital stays, and discharges compared to other age groups. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 85 percent of older adults have at least one chronic health condition, and...
Many seniors ponder where to spend their retirement years, especially if they have a medical condition that may impact their independence. Some choose to move to a senior living community so that they aren’t a burden to their adult children, while others recognize...
Whether it’s a planned hip or knee replacement, or a sudden stroke or fall, rehabilitating at a short-term care facility has many benefits. The typical hospital stay is meant to treat and discharge patients as safely as possible. Not only are shorter hospital stays...
After moving to a senior living community, gaining weight can come as a surprise to many seniors and their families. Most assume that the care facility will help manage their overall health, including monitoring weight. However, what families often neglect to...
Unlike their parents and grandparents, the current generation of baby boomers certainly has their choice when it comes to selecting a senior living community. However, navigating the plethora of options can be overwhelming and exhausting. Older adults need to take the...
