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The Advantages to Choosing a Senior Living Community in New York City

Whether you're an older adult exploring senior living communities in New York City or the adult...

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How to Advocate on Behalf of Your Loved One

Caregiving is more than providing transportation or helping your loved one manage their finances....

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How to Successfully Maintain a Special Diet in a Senior Living Community

We all understand the importance of healthy eating at every stage of our lives. However, as we get...

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The Healing Power of Music: How Listening to Music Can Benefit Seniors

Almost everyone has had the experience of being touched by a piece of music. From feelings of...

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A Closer Look at Therapy Options for Older Adults

Caring for your mental health is important at any age. The World Health Organization reports that...

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Upper West Side Monuments & Memorials to Explore in Riverside Park

This blog was originally published in November 2020 and updated in June 2022.

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Springtime Activities in NYC to Enjoy with Seniors

During winter, we often find ourselves feeling more stuck inside than we would like, especially on...

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Estate Planning for Seniors Without Children

If you do not have children, you may think that estate planning is not as urgent or important as it...

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How to Cope with Common Alzheimer's Behaviors: Aggression and Agitation

In this new blog series, The Caregiver’s Toolkit for Alzheimer’s and Dementia, we offer in-depth...

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