By: Heather Souve What is Plasticity? Plasticity is essentially the brain’s adaptability; it’s ability to learn new skills and change. When we’re younger, our brain changes in a positive direction – in fact, we continue an upwards trajectory into our 30s. However, by mid-30s, our brain changes in a negative direction and begins to degrade. […]
Old-Timers Vs. Alzheimer’s: Finding the Right Dementia Care
Finding the Right Adult Family Homes for Dementia Care Samantha didn’t know she had Alzheimer’s Disease, and neither did her family. While they noticed subtle changes—something felt “off”—there were no clear answers. Her medical history, blood tests, and physical exams revealed nothing out of the ordinary. It wasn’t until her doctor performed a mental status […]
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Guide to Positive Aging
All too often, we seniors can be bogged down by stereotypes that affect positive aging. We hear things like we’re growing weaker, our minds are withering away, we’re “too old” for this or that. Heck, even a playful jab from a son or grandson about how we’re growing “senile” can resonate with us. And we […]
Holding a Job When You’re the Primary Caregiver
By: Derek Hobson Balancing Work and Responsibilities as a Primary Caregiver Becoming a primary caregiver for a loved one is a significant undertaking. Whether it’s caring for a parent with dementia or helping a senior navigate daily life, the challenges can be overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to hold down a job. While caregiving is […]
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When to Consider Senior Housing for Seniors with Memory Loss
By: Heather Souve For many families, it can be challenging to distinguish between normal forgetfulness and the early signs of memory loss. Traits once considered “absent-minded” or endearing may, over time, become warning signs of something more serious. If you’re unsure whether your loved one’s behavior is cause for concern, understanding the indicators of memory […]
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Co-Founder Mary Cordova Interview on Kiro Radio
Discover How Concierge Care Advisors Simplifies Senior Housing and Elder Care Decisions on Home Matters Podcast In a recent episode of the Home Matters podcast on KIRO Radio 97.3, Mary Cordova, Executive Vice President of Concierge Care Advisors, sits down with Pete to discuss the unique mission behind Concierge Care Advisors. They explore why the […]
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Senior Whole Health: Diet and Exercise Tips for Healthy Living
The Foundation of Senior Whole Health When it comes to senior whole health, diet and exercise are two of the most crucial pillars. Earlier this week, we discussed the benefits of morning exercise for seniors. In this follow-up, we’ll focus on diet—another essential component of maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle for seniors. Diet for […]
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Senior Living Health: Exercise and Diets (Part 1)
Remember when the internet wasn’t as readily used as it is today? In order to know if something was trustworthy, you relied heavily on your peers and people you held in high-esteem; when they told you something was healthy, you trusted their word. The problem (but also, the solution) is research across the world has […]
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Independent Living Vs Nursing Homes
When to Move to Independent Living or a Nursing Home: Comparing Options for Seniors Deciding when to transition to independent living can be a significant and emotional choice for seniors and their families. Understanding the differences between independent living facilities and nursing homes is a crucial step in making an informed decision. This guide outlines […]
Free Senior Living Assessments Prevent Falls
Not everyone needs to move into senior housing and many want to maintain their independence for as long as possible. If your elder is one of those people (who isn’t), then you should take advantage of our free senior living assessment to help prevent falls and other household hazards for seniors. In this case, when […]
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