Retirement is a time when you can look forward to filling your time with fulfilling and exciting activities. There are lots of things to do in Port Charlotte, FL. From entertainment options like movies and games to shopping trips and meals with friends and family, there is much to do. Our retirement community offers a…
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Moving into an assisted living community can be tough for your loved one. In most cases, it involves turning their lives upside down. Your loved one will probably have to leave the home that he or she has known for a long time and go to a new place. There is also the fear of…
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As parents begin to age, they might need extra care and support to maintain a healthy and happy life. This might be a little bit hard for you or your siblings to provide due to other responsibilities and commitments that call for your attention. In a case like this, getting an external hand to provide…
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Memory care is a complex issue. The term is an umbrella comprising many illnesses including dementia and memory loss. The pathological process of age-related brain degeneration usually cannot be stopped in most cases. In these instances, you would need therapy to reduce the rate of damage to the brain. This would enable you to live…
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Charles County was established in 1658 and named after the third Baron Baltimore, Charles Calvert. Before being moved to La Plata in 1895, the county seat from 1727 was Port Tobacco, one of the oldest extant English settlements in North America. Charles County is one of the oldest communities in Mary land with a history…
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Port Charlotte is very popular for its laid-back, chilled lifestyle and is recognized as a top place to retire in the U.S. This is due to the low living cost, the senior-friendly tax code in Florida, first-rate healthcare, many outdoor recreation attractions, its tropical layout and many beautiful beaches. Now, let us look into the…
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If you’re a grandparent, it’s likely that the thought of a loved one who has dementia is troubling. It’s a difficult topic to talk about, but there are ways to make the conversation easier and more comfortable. In this guide, we’ll look at some tips for explaining dementia to kids or other family members interested in learning…
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In assisted living communities, exclusive programs are available to make your life easier. They can also be tailored to make you as independent as possible. The number of exclusive programs available to you depends on the retirement living community and, in some cases, how much you have to spend. You are encouraged to take advantage…
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Alzheimer’s disease is most common in aging adults. The risk of Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia increases with age, affecting an estimated 1 in 14 people more than the age of 65 and 1 in every 6 people more than the age of 80. There is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s disease. But…
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It is not unusual to catch yourself pondering on the pros and cons of assisted living, especially when the time has come to make that decision. You and your family members, friends and loved ones may be very optimistic about home care but not prepared for its demands. Some factors make assisted living better than…
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