Capture Your Senior Loved One’s Memories
Few things are more captivating than listening to a senior loved one’s memories. If you’ve never sat together with your older family members to talk about their life experiences, you might be missing a lot. Seniors have many fascinating stories to talk about, and you...
Why Seniors Should Build Strong Friendships
A strong friendship helps to reduce stress and loneliness in older adults by stimulating their minds. As seniors meet new people, they build strong friendships, improving their physical and mental health. Meeting new people at an older age can encourage your senior...
6 Fall Activities for Seniors
Autumn’s arrival comes with many fun fall activities for seniors. As days become shorter and nights chillier, it’s surprisingly easy to find activities that can keep your senior loved ones active throughout the season. [bctt tweet="Are you searching for some fun fall...
What to Do After an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
After a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, it’s normal for family members to feel worried and confused. However, this isn’t the end of the world. As your relationship with your elderly loved one changes and they require more care from you, it’s important...
How Dementia Affects Sleep Quality
Dementia sleep problems are a common condition in many seniors. And since approximately 5.8 million Americans aged 65 and above live with dementia, these problems affect a large number of people While it’s normal to experience sleep troubles when one is healthy, it...
3 Safe Exercises for Senior Citizens
Participating in senior exercise programs is one of the best ways to keep senior citizens healthy, both in the mind and body. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 28 percent of seniors aged 50 years and above are physically inactive....
Moving Into Assisted Living During COVID-19
Moving into assisted living during COVID-19 is has become a challenge to many seniors. This shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone, since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) declared the elderly as high-risk individuals for the virus. Although many...
Improving Mental Health in the Elderly
Senior mental health is a serious concern that requires significant attention to avoid health complications in the elderly. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 20 percent of Americans aged 55 and above suffer from mental health problems....
5 Advantages of Gardening for Seniors
Many senior citizens may find themselves facing a life of isolation, inactivity, and even depression. During this stage of life, it’s crucial to find an activity that can be therapeutic, offers mental stimulation, and provides a sense of fulfillment. Gardening for...
UCC Phase 1 Visitation: How to See Your Loved Ones Safely
Unlimited Care Cottages is excited to announce that Phase 1 Visitation Requirements are being instated! UCC has been approved for outdoor visits at several of our cottage locations. Better yet, we have experienced no additional cases of COVID-19 among our residents or...