Caring for Loved Ones with Alzheimer’s: How Memory Care Can Make a Difference
Receiving an Alzheimer’s diagnosis can be devastating, both for the person receiving the diagnosis and their loved ones. If your parent, grandparent, or other loved
Receiving an Alzheimer’s diagnosis can be devastating, both for the person receiving the diagnosis and their loved ones. If your parent, grandparent, or other loved
Good nutrition is one of the most important aspects of our overall health. At St. Anthony’s, we’ve made it a priority to offer a variety
One benefit of senior living communities, as opposed to aging at home, is the amenities and social opportunities provided to residents. St. Anthony’s helps residents
Many different types of living communities are available for seniors, including those offering specialized care services. But with any living situation, it’s essential for people
There are many ways to retire, from living out your days at home or with adult children to considering different types of living communities. If
One of the most significant hazards for seniors is the risk of falling. Because our bones become more brittle and fragile as we age, something
Downsizing is always a big part of transitioning to senior living. As you move from a full-sized house to a one- or two-bedroom apartment, that
While everyone would prefer to maintain as much freedom and autonomy as possible as they age, some seniors may require extra care and support to
St. Anthony’s is home to seniors of all abilities and levels of need, and all of them require different resources and support to stay healthy
Seniors who are living with dementia or other memory loss illnesses often require a higher level of care that is difficult for adult children or