If an older adult in your life has Alzheimer’s disease, you may have already noticed how their environment impacts their behavior. Too much noise and confusion can increase agitation. By contrast, an orderly, peaceful environment may help the senior feel more relaxed.

After the hustle and bustle of the school year, most families look forward to the relaxed days of summer. Many use the time off to take a vacation. Including your family elders in your getaway can build bonds across generations. With thoughtful planning, it can be a memorable time for everyone.

Father’s Day is a great time to celebrate the role grandfathers play in our lives. They are often confidants, comedians, advisors, and friends. It only makes sense to express our love and appreciation on June 16.

In today’s world, it isn’t uncommon for seniors and their adult children to be separated by many miles. An adult child might relocate after they get married or accept a new job. As parents grow older, finding ways to help support them long-distance can feel challenging.

If a family elder has Alzheimer’s disease, you might wonder if you are at risk for developing it too. That is understandable if you’ve watched while someone you love struggles with this disease.

We are thrilled to share that 17 Sunrise Senior Living communities were recently recognized with a 2019 Bronze—Commitment to Quality Award, bringing Sunrise’s total number of Quality Awards earned to more than 280, the most of any single assisted living provider.

With aging comes change in the body’s immunity. The body’s defense system doesn’t work as well as it did in younger days. Fortunately, there are steps older adults can take to compensate for the immune system’s decline. It’s important to do so to protect yourself from viruses and other health conditions.