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Introduction: Rehab for Senior Citizens is a comprehensive resource addressing 100 commonly asked questions about rehabilitation specifically designed for senior citizens. It covers various aspects of senior rehabilitation, from the types of conditions it can address to the goals, benefits, and challenges seniors may encounter during the process. The FAQs provide insights into the role of … Read more
Signs of cerebral small vessel disease. From Inzitari et al, BMJ. 2009 Jul 6;339:b2477. doi: 10.1136/bmj.b2477 This article is about the most common aging brain problem that you may have never heard of. While leading a fall prevention workshop a few years ago, I mentioned that an older person’s walking and balance problems might well … Read more
Introduction: High blood pressure diet for seniors is a common health problem, especially among senior citizens. It can cause serious health problems, such as heart disease, stroke, and kidney disease. Therefore, it is extremely important to follow the right diet to control high blood pressure. Adopting a healthy diet for senior citizens can not only … Read more
This article is part of your SHN+ membership Last week, Brookdale Senior Living (NYSE: BKD) reported that the company had reached its highest operating margins since the pandemic began. The company’s adjusted operating margin was 27.6% as of the first quarter of the year, which is higher than the 25.6% operating margin the company reported … Read more
Two-time Grand Slam singles winner Stan Smith, 77, has lived the life of a champion – both on and off the center court. But it is in his humanitarian work that he continues to find the greatest satisfaction. For some people, Stan Smith is a shoe – thanks to his iconic namesake Adidas sneaker. A … Read more
Introduction: “Non-Invasive Pain Management Techniques for Seniors 2024” supplies effective pain relief without the help of surgery or invasive procedures. These methods focus on patient relaxation and safety. Common approaches include physical therapy, which uses exercises and manual techniques to improve muscle strength and joint flexibility. Another technique is medication management, where instructions or over-the-counter … Read more
By: Lara Unnerstall The pandemic. The “great resignation.” And now, in 2024, a tight labor market. All of these health and economic forces have hit senior living operators hard, with those in memory care feeling the pain both acutely and cumulatively. Unfortunately, the problem isn’t going to go away overnight. Recent projections say many more … Read more
This article is sponsored by Accushield. In this interview, Senior Housing News sits down with Lisa Moes, Vice President, Business Development, Dial Senior Living, to talk about the safety, security and operational benefits Dial has experienced by implementing Accushield across its communities. She also explains how visitor feedback and Google reviews upon signout helped to … Read more
Introduction: Aging Gracefully: Aged 60 and Above Advice on What to Do Now is a practical guide offering valuable insights for seniors. Tailored to those aged 60 and above, it advises maintaining physical health, nurturing mental well-being, and fostering a fulfilling lifestyle. The guide covers topics like nutrition, exercise, and social engagement, offering actionable tips … Read more
Senior living operators have relied on resident rate increases to recoup margins lost over the last four years, but the days of pushing steep increases onto consumers is coming to a close. Instead of pushing through big rate increases, providers are expanding ancillary service offerings in ways that include launching affiliated businesses and standing up … Read more