Cedarhurst Blog

Transitioning to a senior living community in a slow, thoughtful manner is ideal. However, if your senior loved one is in the hospital, they may need to move into a senior living community directly...

Being a family caregiver for a senior loved one is an important responsibility, and many feel like they have to handle everything on their own. However, you should know that you’re not alone, and...

If your senior loved one has received a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, you may be experiencing a lot of complex emotions. You may not know what your next steps are or how best to take...

You probably already know the steps you need to take to maintain physical health—exercising, eating a healthy diet, and drinking plenty of water. But what about maintaining a healthy brain?

As your parent or loved one gets older, you might find yourself worrying about their safety at home for any number of reasons. You might be anxious about potential falls if their balance is unsteady,...

Have you been worried about whether your aging parent is really doing okay living at home alone? You might be concerned if they are safe, healthy, and thriving when you aren’t around giving a little...

When it comes to caring for someone living with Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia, there is more to consider than just basic health and safety. While keeping up with mobility, safety,...

Working in senior living means you have to be kind, supportive, and flexible. If you choose to work as a memory care caregiver, you must also learn to be curious, think quickly on your feet, and have...

When you’re a caregiver for a veteran, you have an important role in supporting their health and wellness. Not only are you caring for an aging loved one, but you’re also caring for a veteran who may...