On the morning of December 15th, the staff of Parker at Monroe happily welcomed their first residents to Parker Home’s newest long-term living residence. The intimate Ribbon Cutting ceremony included welcome and remarks by Doreen Illis, Administrator, and Roberto Muñiz, President and CEO. The ribbon cutting was followed by a celebratory luncheon with first Residents, … Continued
Alzheimer’s disease is complex, and it is unlikely that any one intervention will be found to delay, prevent, or cure it. That’s why current approaches in treatment and research focus on several different aspects, including helping people maintain mental function, managing behavioral symptoms, and slowing or delaying the symptoms of disease. Maintaining Mental Function Four … Continued
By Susan Heckler Arthritis is actually an umbrella term as there are many different kinds of arthritis; each with different symptoms and treatments. Most types of arthritis are chronic. Half of all people age 65 and older are troubled by this disease. The warning signs that you might have some form of arthritis if you … Continued
By Susan Heckler Depression can affect anyone at any age. It is not an inevitable part of aging; however, the changes that come in later life can lead to depression. Life events such as retirement, the death of loved ones, increased isolation, or medical problems are more prevalent in senior years. It may impact your energy, … Continued
by Susan Heckler What did you say? Can you speak up? How many times a day do you hear those questions and under what circumstances? It seems that more and more people are showing signs of hearing loss. A 1971 federal survey estimated 13.2 million Americans had hearing loss. It is up to 36 million … Continued