Like shelter and food, companionship is one of the most important necessities in life. Having... Keep Reading

By Steve Toll, care enhancement specialist   When I was a kid, my mother would play the... Keep Reading

By Steve Toll, care enhancement specialist   I will never forget the first time I saw... Keep Reading

Steve Toll sings tunes from the 30s to the 60s in a quest to connect with seniors and those living with dementia through music and conversation. When COVID-19 hit, Steve started getting on Facebook daily to help engage and connect with seniors who are sheltering-in-place. Keep Reading

We usually associate the latest technology with the young, but in the case of virtual reality (VR),... Keep Reading

During this period of social and physical distancing, it can be challenging for people to stay... Keep Reading

We all feel lonely from time to time. Indeed, loneliness may actually help us to experience... Keep Reading

According to a study by AARP most older adults want to continue living at home. Under the right conditions, people living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia can stay at home until the end of life, enjoying the peace and comfort of familiar surroundings. Keep Reading

The term "memory loss" is commonly used as a shorthand for dementia, especially in regard to Alzheimer's disease where memory loss is a prominent feature. However, did you know that not all types of dementia include significant memory loss? Did you know some types of memory may remain more intact than others? Keep Reading

Exercise is repeatedly featured in our favorite magazines, blogs and television shows. As an adult, being physically active is one of the best things you can do for your health. However, did you know that it greatly benefits your mental health, also? Being physically active has been shown to reduce anxiety, effects of depression and other mental health concerns. Keep Reading