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Also known as the “crime of the 21st century,” financial fraud targeting seniors has quadrupled since 2013 with more than $1.7 billion in actual losses or attempted thefts in 2017 alone. Targeting seniors across all income levels, financial scams often go unreported and are difficult to prosecute. However, they can be devastating to seniors and...Read More
Making the decision to move an aging parent into senior living begins with many questions. From realizing that it’s time to move to know your parent is ready and starting that conversation with them, the journey is fraught with emotional and important decisions. When should you begin talking to your parents about moving to a...Read More
Nothing beats a good book. Books can take us places we have never been, help us relive another time, and take us on great adventures – all without ever leaving home. Stimulating conversations across generations, bringing people of all walks of life together, books and the discussion surrounding them are powerful tools in improving the...Read More
Alzheimer’s disease and other common forms of dementia including vascular dementia, dementia with Lewy bodies, and frontotemporal dementia are progressive conditions, with symptoms worsening over time as the disease progresses. Learn more about the stages of dementia and what to expect from your loved one as dementia progresses. Although the two terms are often used...Read More
Technology has placed texting, emailing, games, and access to medical information right at our fingertips and seniors are taking full advantage of the benefits of a smartphone. Smartphone usage has surged among seniors with over half of adults between the ages of 50 to 64 and 42% of seniors over the age of 65 owning...Read More
It may be surprising for some seniors to learn that it does not matter how old you are, or how long you have been smoking, quitting at any time can drastically improve your health. When a senior quits smoking, it can increase longevity, improve breathing, increase energy, and even have a positive impact on financial...Read More
There’s no one like Mom and Mother’s Day is the perfect time to show her how much you appreciate her. The best way to do that is by spending time together. If you’re looking for meaningful ways to celebrate Mom this Mother’s Day here are six ways to spend the day together, making memories, having...Read More
The Landing of Collegeville is excited to announce our new transitional stay option! At The Landing of Collegeville, we are all about giving residents a choice. Our personal care and memory care plans are highly customized and personalized to fit the unique needs of each and every resident. We offer a la carte services so...Read More
Heritage Estates Resident Gwen Hallstrom, 103, was born on December 21, 1915. Her life has taken her all over the world, and she has witnessed history firsthand. Living a life filled with purpose, service, and fun, Gwen is an inspiration to all of us at Heritage Estates. An Eyewitness to World History Gwen grew up...Read More
At Canfield Place, we believe in celebration. We celebrate our residents, our staff, and our community in a way that is fun, engaging, and empowering. Learn more about how Canfield Place celebrated Easter with residents, staff, and a local Girl Scout Troupe. To celebrate Easter, Canfield Place hosted an Easter Egg Hunt and celebration for...Read More
With age comes an abundance of change. From moving away from family homes or coping with a terminal diagnosis to the loss of loved ones, the changes that come with age can be jarring and bring about seasons of grief. Learn more about the important differences between depression and grief, the stages of grief, and...Read More
The companionship of a pet can be an invaluable tool bringing purpose and engagement for people of all ages, and especially for seniors. Spending time with a pet is a powerful way to combat loneliness and isolation, bringing comfort and companionship while reducing stress and promoting overall health and wellness. Learn more about pet therapy...Read More
Stress is part of life and with every new life stage comes new stressors. However, coping with stress can become increasingly difficult as the body responds to stress differently as we age. Learn more about how responses and stressors change with age and how to help manage stress in a senior loved one. Changes in...Read More
