Technology Can Help Seniors Relive Musical Memories
On October 28, 1956, the landscape of American music changed forever. That night, television talk show host Ed Sullivan introduced Elvis Presley on his show. Elvis, still a young man just beginning to reach the early heights of his fame, walked out flanked by his band and four backup singers. The crowd was going berserk…
5 Reasons Why Long-Term Care is the Perfect Job for New Grad Nurses

There hasn’t been a better time to be a nurse than right now. Statistics show that by 2020, there will be over 1 million open jobs that need to be filled!

Activities For Seniors With Limited Mobility
As we age, it can be more and more difficult to get around, necessitating the use of walking aids like a cane or walker, or perhaps even a wheelchair. According to the findings ofone study, 60% of seniors reported requiring the use of at least one assistive device. For many seniors who have to make…
Senior Activities – The Social Benefits of Interaction
Social interaction is one of the most beneficial components of well-being and happiness at any age. Thesocial benefitsof group activities and the options for getting together increase as warmer months approach. In this blog, we’ll be discussing the perks of increased social interaction as well as group activities for seniors. Whether you’re looking to stay…
Reduce Fall Risk in the Home
Equipping your home with certain devices and taking preventative steps to reduce fall risk in the home is a great way for older adults to protect themselves against many of the dangers associated with falls as they age in place. Whether you or a loved one is living at home, in an assisted living community…
Are You at Risk of Falling? Find Out What You Need to Know
Every second of every day, a senior citizen in the United States falls. Some are lucky enough to be fine. Many are injured or hospitalized. And unfortunately, deaths are common. TheCenters for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has identified fallingas the number one health risk to seniors. Consider the numbers that come with that: -36,000,000…
Reduce Your Risk of Falling With Exercise
Building a physical activity routine, especially if you’re starting from scratch, can be a bit intimidating. If you need a bit of motivation to kickstart your new healthy habit of exercise, think about this: exercise has been shown to reduce the incidence of falls by13 to 40 percent. Despite all the other great benefits associated…
Help Older Adults Manage Medications
For older adults, prescription drugs are not only a necessary part of managing illnesses, but are a common part of everyday life, too. But if your loved ones take multiple medications, it can be hard to predict how one drug might interact with another – and these interactions can have unintended and potentially harmful side…
How to Fall-Proof Your Home
Falls are the number one cause of injuries in olderadults, resulting in more than 2.5 million emergency room visits and over 700,000 hospitalizations annually, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). While falls may be common among older adults,there are many steps you can take to reduce your risk. One of the…
Senior Fitness Expert Adrian Cagigas Q+A on Fall Risks
Adrian Cagigas is Prestige Senior Living’s senior fitness expert. He helps design and implement programs to help our residents stay active, while also providing expertise on how to prevent and reduce falls. Adrian is a licensed athletic trainer, and in addition to his work with Prestige, owns and operatesUptown Sports Medicine, LLCin Vancouver, Washington. His…
Practical Approaches to Nutritional Empowerment for Older Adults
Whether you’re a candidate for a Food Networkshowor someone who needs help making spaghetti, it’s important to practice good nutritional habits. Nutrition plays an important role in our health, particularly as weage. Did you know that after the age of30 we begin to lose 3-5%of our muscle mass each decade? Human muscle undergoes constant changes…
Finding The Right Doctor For Senior Care
Chances are you have a doctor you like. Maybe you’ve had the same doctor for a decade, or perhapseven longer. That doctor has likely helped guide you through a number of health concerns and they have your complete trust. However, as you age, your health needs change. From conditions like heart disease to vision loss…
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