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Ward Off Senior Depression This Month of Love
Seniors go through so many changes in their lives that they have become more vulnerable to loneliness and depression. According to surveys, more than 6.5 million Americans, aged 65 and older, suffer from depression. Fortunately, helping them cope is possible, and this month of love provides a perfect opportunity for that. If your loved one … Continue reading
Easing Your Parents Into the Idea of Assisted Living
Talking to your parents about getting assisted living services in Conroe, Texas, is never easy. Usually, seniors resist the transition because they feel like they are leaving everything they know behind: the comfort of their home, their friends, and their independence. These, of course, aren’t true. However, their concerns and anxiety are also valid. So … Continue reading
Fun Activities Seniors with Limited Mobility Can Enjoy
Wouldn’t you say that your mind is a powerful machine? Even with limited mobility, there are so many things you can still enjoy. Above & Beyond Assisted Living invites you to try: Reading Do you want to go on an adventure? Then this option is for you. Reading books and novels open new worlds to … Continue reading
Assisted Living Isn’t as Bad as You Think It Is
People often have a negative notion when it comes to assisted living. But, in reality, there is no truth to this stigma. Here are some reasons why you should consider assisted living: There’s constant social interaction. Do you often feel lonely? Bored? When you move in with us, that will all change. Apart from our … Continue reading
How to Keep Bathrooms Safe for Seniors
Bathroom safety is one of our priorities as providers of assisted living services in Conroe, Texas. For the seniors whom we are caring for, we ensure that the bathrooms they use are equipped with safety devices. Why do we highlight the bathroom and not other parts at home? Bathrooms are the riskiest areas in a … Continue reading
How Exercises Benefit Seniors with Arthritis
Does your senior loved one have arthritis? This chronic condition can affect their quality of life. As the leading cause of disability in American adults, arthritis makes it difficult for our elderly loved ones to do the things they want to do. Yet, it’s not all bad news for arthritis patients. They can still manage … Continue reading
