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How Much Physical Activity Do Seniors Need?

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Staying active is important at any age, but exercise becomes even more important as we age. Regular physical activity can enhance the quality of life for seniors, promoting better health, greater independence, and better mental health.  It’s generally recommended that adults aged 65+ years should exercise for about 2.5 hours each week. Our blog explains […]

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Communication Tips for Caregivers of Seniors with Dementia

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Caring for a loved one with dementia can be rewarding and challenging, particularly when trying to communicate effectively. You want your loved one to feel safe and cared for while also providing the support they need.  At Legacy at Crystal Falls, we understand the importance of compassionate and effective communication in creating a loving and […]

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At What Age Can Dementia Set In?

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Dementia is a term that refers to a decline in cognitive function and memory loss. It is often associated with aging but can affect people of all ages. The most common type of dementia is Alzheimer’s disease, which usually begins after the age of 65. However, dementia can also occur at younger ages. Early-onset dementia, […]

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Why Should Seniors Perform Balance Exercises?

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Our bodies undergo various changes that can impact our overall health and well-being. Older adults often experience a decline in balance due to factors like loss of muscle mass, decreased flexibility, and changes in vision or hearing. Balance exercises are physical activities that help improve stability and coordination, thereby helping reduce the risk of falls […]

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Who Needs Respite Care?

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Caring for a loved one is one of the most selfless acts a person can undertake. However, many people prioritize their loved one’s needs before their own, leading to a state of physical and mental exhaustion called burnout. What do you do when a loved one needs around-the-clock access to proper support and care, and […]

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