IKF Blog
Posted: Tuesday, March 23, 2021
Independent Living Benefits: Why We Need Privacy and People as We Grow Older
If you’re like many active adults, you’ve spent some time considering how you want to thrive in your retirement life. This is the time you’ve been waiting for.
And you deserve it.
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IKF Blog
Posted: Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Signs That Your Parents May Be Ready for Assisted Living
Adult children often avoid having conversations about assisted living because they assume their parents would never want to leave home.
But what is often misunderstood is that parents can also worry about living alone. And remember, if you are seeing signs that they are struggling, they likely are aware as well.
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IKF Blog
Posted: Wednesday, March 10, 2021
How to Connect and Remain Influential to Your Grandchildren
Preserving a strong relationship between a grandchild and grandparent is vital for both parties. By staying in your grandchild’s life, you will be able to impart wisdom, instill family values, and share your skills and experiences. You’ll also be able to stay close enough to see how the next generation will thrive and grow. Finally, spending time with your grandchildren will remind you to enjoy the little things, live in the moment, and will bring out your inner child. No matter your circumstances or where you live, here are a few ways to forge a special bond with your grandchildren.
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IKF Blog
Posted: Friday, March 5, 2021
Share These Tips with Family and Friends for a Positive Visit with a Loved One with Alzheimer’s
Our older loved ones may enjoy having guests over for a visit, but when Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or other cognitive impairment is a factor it may make things difficult. However, it’s not impossible to have a positive experience during these visits — all it takes is some preparation ahead of time by getting to know a few dos and don’ts. Understanding more about our loved one’s condition and creating great memories may encourage the family to visit more. Here, we share a few ideas to encourage family and friends to see a loved one with Alzheimer’s.
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