As parents age, changes in memory and cognitive function can lead to concerns about whether these are signs of normal aging or something more serious, like dementia.
Understanding the distinctions between ordinary forgetfulness and dementia is crucial for early detection and appropriate care.
Three important legal documents that every adult should have are a will, a living trust, and a living will. Each document defines your decisions for the different areas of your estate and will save your loved ones time, money and stress when you are gone. These documents are easy to draw up, or you could […]
All of our residents here at Raya’s Paradise are looking forward to the Festive season. Of course, along with the season’s good cheer, comes the cold weather. This is a time for everyone at Raya’s Paradise to take just a little extra care to help avoid an illness or injury. The chances of catching a […]
With everything going on in December, taxes are the last thing we want to think about. But this is a crucial time if you’re looking to save some money when you send in returns in a few months. You probably already know to make sure you’ve used up your flexible spending account or to contribute […]
We love our residents and are thrilled to be in the business of caring for them. This is one of our favorite times of the year where we host a holiday party at each community. We hope you enjoy these pics of the fun had by all.
Did you know that 1 in 4 older adults are not reporting falls? Every year, there are more than 27,000 people, ages 65 years and up who die from falls. The numbers are astounding; so, our team here at Raya’s Paradise decided to interview several members of our 24-hour, on-site Wellness staff to learn best […]
Caregiving can be one of life’s most rewarding experiences, but it can also be one of the most draining. At some point, every caregiver must ask: “What’s best for my loved one—and for me?” While it’s natural to pour your energy into supporting someone else, doing so without nurturing your own health and well-being puts both of you at risk. As the airline analogy goes, you must put on your own oxygen mask before helping others.
Our Caregivers & Residents enjoyed a spectacular Thanksgiving celebration this year with Turkey and all the fixins.
The biggest travel day of the year, the day before Thanksgiving, is almost here. For families with an aging loved one, that brings up the question of how to get that person to the feast. Whether travel means just a few hours by car or a plane ride, here are some tips for making sure […]