Ways Senior Transportation Empowers Older Adults
You know how much the elderly loved one would appreciate being able to travel, yet they cannot drive appropriately on their own. What can you do to guarantee that a loved one may travel on their own, live to the fullest, and yet be safe? Don’t you think it would
Ways to Combat Senior Loneliness | Staying Connected in Assisted Living
An increasing set of studies show how social isolation may be detrimental to seniors’ physical and mental health. According to one study, loneliness is just as harmful as obesity or smoking. The University of Chicago researchers have shown that lonely persons have much stress and higher blood pressure levels. Consider this professional advice on
November Employee Spotlight: Michelle Tapia
Making Shifts Easier, More Fun Michelle has been working at American Grand for almost two years now, and she’s a resident favorite on the South Side. She is a very hard worker who can handle any challenge thrown at her, and she always adapts to new situations quickly. Everyone here
October Employee Spotlight: Vicki Krueger
A Quick Thinker and Problem Solver Vicki has been with American Grand for well over a year. She came to us with ZERO experience in the caregiving field. She shortly rose to be one of our best and most caring caregivers. Vicki started on the North side on NOCS but
Routine and Exercise Tips for Seniors
Establishing an exercise routine is crucial as we get older! A healthy body can support a healthy mind and guard against conditions like cancer, diabetes, and arthritis, to mention a few. The Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans recommend that seniors engage in 150-300 minutes of activity a week. This exercise should incorporate
Talking to Your Parents About Assisted Living | Assisted Living for Seniors
It might be challenging to bring up assisted living for seniors with parents. Transitioning to a senior living facility is often seen as a permanent strike to an elder’s freedom. Many older people persistently avoid discussing this subject for fear of being forcibly evicted from their homes. Adult children and