Áegis Living Brain Health Minute with Teepa Snow #2 of 3
Áegis Living is proud to present this three part series of Áegis Brain Health Minutes featuring one of the world’s leading dementia educators appearing at Áegis Living, Teepa Snow.
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Áegis Living Brain Health Minute: Teepa Snow #1 of 3
Do you have a loved one showing signs of Dementia?
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Touring an Assisted Living Community at Different Times of the Day
Perhaps your mom has lost a significant amount of weight recently because she is no longer cooking and her cupboards are bare.
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Vision Loss May Limit Independence
After the age of 40, many of us find we regularly need reading glasses.
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Sundowning: Tips for Managing Difficult Behavior in the Evening
You may be wondering, What is Sundowning?
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Foot Health: When Your Dogs Are Barking!
Pretty, pink painted toenails not only look nice but can affect your mom’s quality of life.
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Spend This Father’s Day Together
Spending quality time with your dad is a wonderful way to celebrate this Father’s Day.
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Finding the Secrets to a Long (Vibrant) Life
On Monday, HBO debuted a new documentary, “If You’re Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast.”
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Answers You Need About Assisted Living
When your mom is no longer able to live on her own it may be time to ask for help.
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Burning the Candle at Both Ends: The Working Caregiver
Juggling the demands of work, spouse, children, pets, and leisure time for yourself can be difficult enough to manage, but add the responsibility of caring for a senior parent […]
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7 Ways to Boost a Senior’s Self-Esteem
Many seniors lose their self-esteem as they get older.
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The Emotional Side of Moving to Assisted Living
Your family is confident with your decision to move your elderly parent into an assisted living community.
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Is Your Parent Ready for Assisted Living?
How do you know if your elderly loved one needs to move into an assisted living community?
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Springtime Activities for Seniors
As our neighborhoods erupt in shades of pink from cherry blossoms, we can shake off those winter blues with the guarantee that spring is on its way.
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Top Tips for Seniors During Allergy Season
The sun is shining, flowers are in bloom, trees are leafing out, and the bees are buzzing.
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Helping Your Elderly Parent Prepare for Tax Season
Preparing your taxes can be confusing and stressful for many of us, but consider the stress of untangling complicated finances for your elderly parent.
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How to Help Your Elderly Parent Quit Smoking
Is your elderly parent finally committed to kicking their smoking habit?
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Changes in Your Sleep Patterns
Daylight savings time means moving our clocks ahead and losing an hour of sleep.
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The Nutritional Value of Nuts
As a caregiver, you may find yourself in a rut when it comes to your senior loved one’s diet.
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Stay Young at Heart Through Healthy Hobbies
What is the key to staying young at heart? Keep playing as you get older.
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Knowing Your Family Health History
Each time you visit the doctor, you are asked about your family history.
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Love Just Gets Better with Age!
Marketers target their Valentine’s Day message to a younger audience of romantic new loves, first dates, and newlyweds.
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Tea Time: The Health Benefits Found in a Cup of Tea
Valued by many cultures for thousands of years, tea has been noted for its health benefits around the world.
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Wear Red for Heart Health Awareness
Lay out your red dress, dust off your red heels, or press your red blouse, in February we recognize National Wear Red Day for heart health.
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