This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Check with your care physician before making any lifestyle changes that may affect your health. Individual recommendations may vary based on health, conditions, and medications.   Mealtimes can be a source of joy and connection, but for seniors living with dementia, the

Think your loved one's frequent trips to the bathroom are just a sign of getting older? It could be a Urinary tract infection (UTI).  UTI’s are the most common infection in older adults, and often fly under the radar with symptoms that mimic dementia or aging. While treatable with antibiotics, leaving a UTI untreated can

Do you ever crave a little more connection in your day? As we age, opportunities for social interaction and companionship can become increasingly important. For older adults who value their independence but also enjoy having someone nearby, companion living can offer a comfortable balance of privacy, connection, and support. But what exactly is companion living,