Seniors For Living

Two players from Canada’s 2012 Olympic soccer team (winners of the bronze medal that year) are making themselves at home...in a retirement community.

This new post from Retirement-Living.com tells all: Diana Matheson and Robin Gayle, both twenty-somethings, currently ...

Everyone’s worried about Alzheimer’s and dementia, and though there is still no cure, there are a number of recommendations about prevention. Paul Nussbaum, an experienced doctor and the director of brain health with Emeritus Senior Living, shares his ...

Sometimes, first impressions mean everything. It doesn’t matter where you’re going -- a hotel, a restaurant, a new business or an assisted living community. What you see, smell, hear, touch and experience in those first few moments of ...

Fact: You can care for someone with Alzheimer’s at home, and there is professional help if you need it.

Though more families are making the decision to keep a friend or relative at home instead of transitioning to assisted ...

Alzheimer’s is a heartbreaking disease, with challenges for the primary caregiver (and all concerned friends and family) at almost every turn. It’s an unpredictable ride: sometimes, the losses follow one after another without reprieve. Sometimes the individual hits ...