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Category: Juniper Village at Lebanon

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Managing Chronic Pain in Older Adults

Chronic pain is more than just a persistent ache. It can subtly affect everyday moments and change how someone enjoys life. But with thoughtful care and small adjustments, older adults can rediscover the comfort they deserve. Fortunately, chronic pain can often be managed. It takes a mix of lifestyle changes, professional support, and therapeutic programs.…
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How Aging Affects Muscle Mass & What Can You Do About It to Stay Strong

Muscle mass isn’t just about strength—it plays a crucial role in balance, mobility, and overall well-being. For older adults, maintaining muscle health can mean greater independence and a higher quality of life. But as we live longer, muscle loss can become a challenge.  If a loved one in your life is concerned about their strength,…
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The Health Benefits of Laughter for Seniors

Have you ever noticed how good it feels to laugh? That warm, contagious burst of joy has a way of making us forget about our worries, even if just for a moment. But laughter does more than brighten your mood—it truly supports well-being in remarkable ways.  For older adults, especially, laughter is a perfect tool…
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Dementia & Multiple Sclerosis: Can MS Cause Dementia?

Dementia and multiple sclerosis (MS) are neurological conditions that can greatly impact a person's quality of life. While dementia is commonly associated with diseases such as Alzheimer's, it is also seen in people with MS. While MS is primarily known as a disease that affects the central nervous system, it can also have an impact…
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Top 5 Dog Breeds for Older Adults Based on Their Lifestyle

Dogs bring joy, comfort, and companionship, making them ideal companions for older adults. Their unconditional love can have significant emotional and physical benefits, including reduced stress, increased physical activity, and even improved heart health.  For older adults, especially those in assisted living communities, selecting the right dog breed depends on factors like temperament, size, and…
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Questions to Ask for Loved Ones to Connect & Reminisce

In our busy lives, it's easy to get caught up in the daily grind and lose touch with our loved ones. However, making time for meaningful connections with family and friends is important. One way to do this is by asking thoughtful questions that encourage reminiscing and sharing stories. Whether you're spending time with your…
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Benefits of Brain Puzzles for Older Adults with Dementia

Brain puzzles have been known to benefit people of all ages. However, they can also be particularly beneficial for older adults who are living with dementia.  Dementia is a progressive disease that affects cognitive function and memory, making it challenging for individuals to engage in everyday activities. Brain puzzles offer a way for these individuals…
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Building Connections: Social Engagement in Personal Care Homes

Social engagement is not just an added benefit in personal care homes; it is a fundamental component of holistic care. For residents transitioning into this new phase of life, staying socially active can significantly enhance their overall well-being and quality of life.  Personal care homes build connections and foster social engagement through a variety of…
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Enhancing Life Skills: Programs for Independent Living Residents

Independent living is an option that many older adults consider when they retire and no longer want to live in their family homes. They can choose to live in a community with others who have similar lifestyles or needs. These communities are designed for independent residents, meaning that they do not require regular assistance with…
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Community Living Benefits: Socialization & Support in Independent Living

Community living, also known as group living or congregate housing, refers to a type of housing where individuals with similar needs and lifestyles live together in a shared space. This can include independent living communities, assisted living communities, retirement communities, and co-housing communities. One of the key benefits of community living is socialization. As humans,…

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