Decide what is best for your senior loved one is an important decision. Review some stats on Living at Home vs. Anchorage Assisted Living. Living at Home Loneliness 11.3 Million seniors live alone in their homes. A recent study shows loneliness increases the odds of developing dementia by 64% Struggles with Daily Tasks For those
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The vast majority of senior citizens say they want to age in place. They want to live in their own homes and be surrounded by their own familiar things as they get older. They do not want to move in with relatives, enter an assisted living facility or go into a nursing home. The good
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Lots of Alaskans find themselves short on money after retirement. But if you have done a good job of living a frugal lifestyle and planning your future, you may discover that you have some disposable income available to you. Be careful that you are certain of your situation before you decide that your income is
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It’s not unusual to find that in the twilight of their years that senior citizens want to relax and see the fun parts of the world. Some places are friendlier than others for senior citizens. Here are the best vacation spots for senior citizens. 1. Las Vegas Good for the young and old, Las Vegas
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When was the last time you wrote a letter to someone? I’m not talking about an e-mail, a re-tweet or replying to a friend’s status. I mean something you physically wrote and deposited into a mailbox. That’s right – no backspace key, no auto-correct, and you actually have to pay for the stamp. In an
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If you’re an Alaska Senior and approaching the decision to potentially down size your living space and move into a senior living community in Alaska or the surrounding Houston area, here are some great tips to make room for all the right things in your new home.
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More than 1 million people in the U.S. have Parkinson’s Disease says the National Parkinson Foundation, and as many as 60,000 new cases are diagnosed every year. Parkinson’s disease is a chronic, degenerative neurological disorder that affects one in 100 people over age 60. While the average age at onset is 60, some people are
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