As we age, it’s natural for our social circles to shrink. Children grow up and move away, friends and family members pass away, and our mobility may be limited. However, socialization and engagement are critical for the health and well-being of seniors. At Mayberry Gardens assisted living facility, we understand the importance of providing opportunities…
Finding the right assisted living facility for your loved one can be daunting. Researching and finding the best nursing care that suits their needs is important. Here are some tips to help you make an informed decision when selecting an assisted living facility. From understanding nursing care services to ensuring a safe and secure environment,…
With age comes a greater need for attention to nutrition. As we get older, our bodies become more sensitive to changes in our diets, and our ability to absorb nutrients becomes more limited. As a result, seniors need to be especially mindful of the role of nutrition in their overall health and wellness. Read below…
If you are a senior citizen or the adult child of a senior citizen, you may be wondering if assisted living is the right choice for your loved one. This type of care offers many benefits, which is why it is becoming increasingly popular. These benefits includes: Improved quality of life One of the main…
According to The National Center for Biotechnology Information, Participating in brain games enhances cognitive features in seniors. It is important to keep the mind sharp as you age, and that’s why we’ve put together the best brain games for seniors. The games on this list are designed to help sharpen seniors’ mental acuity in a fun,…
As people get older, a sense of isolation can creep in. Children tend to move out, have families of their own and visit when they have the time. Plus, if the senior has lost their spouse, then they might end up living alone. Add to this the fact that mobility decreases as you get older,…
Creating moments of meaning and memories with your senior is difficult if they are no longer living with you, or have become hard in memory and physical function. But that doesn’t mean it has to be impossible; it is not. Your parent or loved one should be afforded the kind of respect, assistance and care…