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10 Best Places for Enjoying Fall Foliage in St. Louis
“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” – Albert Camus It’s time for the “second…
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Health & Wellness
7 Easy Tips for Healthy Aging
A low sodium, low fat diet with plenty of fruits, vegetables, and fiber can reduce risks of chronic diseases.…
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Health & Wellness
How Seniors Should Prepare for Their Annual Checkup
As the years pass, seniors become more susceptible to health problems like high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, cancer…
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Technology
Technologies Helping Older Adults Cope with COVID-19
As COVID-19 forced people, especially senior adults, into isolation, new ways to meet the physical and emotional needs of…
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Independent Living
Questions to Ask Before You Move into an Independent Living Community
Many senior adults define independent living as remaining in their homes for as long as possible. However, they may…
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Senior Living
How to Age in Place During COVID-19
Even under “normal” circumstances, senior adults want to age in their own homes, known as “aging in place.” The…
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Independent Living
Rethinking Retirement: Finding the Right Community for You
Now that you’ve decided to move into a St. Louis retirement community, it’s time to find the right living…
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Assisted Living
What To Do When Your Elderly Parent Refuses Assisted Living
The word “conversation” is defined as “a talk between two or more people in which news and ideas are…
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Caregiver Tips
How to Approach Your Family When You Can’t Care for Your Parents
Lately, you have found that your senior loved one needs a higher level of care that you aren’t qualified…
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Assisted Living
How To Move Home from Assisted Living
You may be deciding to move a senior loved one home from an assisted living community due to concerns…
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Hospice Care
Understanding the Difference Between Palliative and Hospice Care
In the minds of many, palliative and hospice care are indistinguishable. Both types of care are focused on providing…
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Employee Stories
Love of Crocheting Helps Alton Memorial Rehabilitation & Therapy Resident Regain Normalcy
After 76 years of crocheting, making everything from bedspreads to blankets to infant hats, Evelyn Elmore didn’t have the…
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Care Management
My Parents Both Need Different Levels of Care – Now What?
You cannot think of one parent without thinking of the other. They have been together for years, linked by…
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