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If a senior in your life is struggling to remember simple things or experiencing confusion, it’s easy to jump to the conclusion that they have Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia. Most of us associate forgetfulness and a lack of clarity with this progressive neurological disease.
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For decades, happiness was considered a fleeting emotion, something that came and went with life’s circumstances. Today, research shows that happiness isn’t just a feeling. It’s a measurable science that impacts our health, longevity and quality of life. What’s particularly exciting is how this research applies to seniors and retirement living. It not only helps improve the day-to-day life but also offers tools to stay healthy, active and fulfilled in retirement.
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Scams targeting older adults are becoming more frequent—and more sophisticated. With cyberattacks dominating headlines, cybercriminals are increasingly viewing seniors as ideal targets. According to findings published recently by Security Journal, cybercriminals intentionally target older adults as potential victims, driven by the belief that they are wealthy and easy to deceive.
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Community Experience | Presbyterian Senior Living | Corporate | Reflections & Leadership
At Presbyterian Senior Living (PSL), every mealtime is a chance to create comfort, spark conversation, and strengthen the community. None of that happens without the creativity and care of our dining service professionals working in kitchens, cafés, and bistros across all PSL communities. Today we celebrate every cook, server, dietary aide, and dishwasher whose daily dedication turns ingredients into memories.
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Retirement can be a paradox. For decades, we’re encouraged to work hard and be productive. Then, we retire and find ourselves with the freedom to pursue lifelong dreams, explore new interests, and engage with life on our own terms. But, at the same time, there’s a message that retirement is a time to “slow down.”
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Living your best life in retirement means embracing wellness. While many think wellness is simply physical health. We believe senior living health and wellness encompasses more.
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