Senior Living News

Gardening and Dementia

Gardening is a popular hobby for people from all walks of life. This activity offers several benefits that could have a positive impact on dementia. Learn why you should consider gardening with a loved one who has dementia and how to get started.

Dealing With Dementia: Legal and Health Resources Online for Families and Caregivers

When you or someone you love receives a dementia diagnosis, you'll probably have lots of medical and care-related questions. Memory loss can also spark legal concerns as you plan for future care, and knowing where to find answers can help you approach living with dementia with more confidence.

Long-Term Care Insurance: What Is It, What Are the Benefits, When to Buy It

Here at Bethesda Gardens Loveland senior living community in Loveland, Colorado, we receive a lot of questions about how prospective residents can pay for long-term care. For some people, long-term care insurance is a great option. That’s why we created this guide to explain what long-term care insurance is, what it covers and who might benefit from it the most.

What Should You Do If Your Loved One Doesn't Remember Who You Are?

If someone you love has dementia, coping with the symptoms of their condition can be upsetting. Many friends and family members of people with memory loss find their loved one forgetting who they are particularly difficult.

Sugar's Role in Inflammation: What Seniors Should Know

At Bethesda Gardens Loveland Assisted Living and Memory Care, we believe in providing wholesome food choices for our residents. This helps to ensure a balanced diet for healthy living.

8 Resources for Dementia Caregivers

Caring for someone with dementia requires patience and adaptability, as well as additional skills to navigate the various stages of the disease. At Bethesda Gardens Loveland, we follow the BLOOM by Bethesda memory care program to create a nurturing environment for our residents and equip our caregivers with the necessary tools to facilitate the program. If you're an at-home caregiver, the following resources can help you on this journey.

Salt and Seniors: How Much Is Too Much and How to Reduce It

Whether you're eating at your favorite Loveland restaurant or snacking on some potato chips, chances are you're taking in more salt than you realize. According to the American Heart Association (AHA), 70% of the sodium we consume is from processed foods and restaurant or takeout meals.