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Caregiving • August 25, 2025

Why Work in Assisted Living?

Working in assisted living is more than just a career. It's an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of seniors. For those considering a career in caregiving, assisted living jobs offer a rewarding path filled with purpose and connection. Assisted living combines professional care with a supportive community, and caregivers are at…

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Uncategorized • July 28, 2025

What Is the Continuity Theory of Aging?

Aging looks different for everyone. Some people embrace new rhythms with ease, while others feel unsettled by change. For many, staying connected to familiar activities, routines, and people can make all the difference. That’s where continuity theory comes in. The premise explains why routines matter and how they shape a person’s ability to adapt to…

A depressed older adult running a hand through their hair while sitting on their couch in a dark room.

Caregiving, Wellness & Fitness • June 25, 2025

What Are the Most Common Mental Health Concerns in Seniors?

Mental health is so much more important than people think. It affects almost every part of a person's life—their relationships, work, physical health, and overall well-being. This is especially true for seniors at a higher risk of different mental health concerns. So, how can you and your support network help? Conditions like anxiety, depression, and…

A senior couple sits on their couch in their senior living community. They have a bowl of popcorn and are watching a movie.

Uncategorized • May 27, 2025

What Is Senior Living?

Thinking about senior living for yourself or a loved one? Senior living communities offer more than just a place to stay. They provide support, convenience, and vibrant lifestyles designed to help older adults live their best lives. At Kingston HealthCare, our communities offer a variety of senior living options, including: Assisted living Independent living Memory…

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Caregiving, Resources, Safety, Senior Living • April 14, 2025

Where to Get Advice About Elderly Parents

Navigating elderly care without guidance often leads to frustration and caregiver burnout. Each aging parent has unique needs shaped by their health, financial situation, and personal preferences. You might find yourself struggling with questions about caring for your elderly parents. Luckily there are many resources available for you to turn to if you need advice…

A smiling senior holds up their necklace with a call button, happy that help is a button press away.

Safety, Senior Living • March 20, 2025

Senior Safety in 2025: A Guide

Aging gracefully, whether at home or in a senior community, comes with unique joys and challenges, and senior safety is more important than ever. With advancements in technology and evolving community support systems, ensuring the well-being of older adults has become a shared responsibility. This guide to senior safety in 2025 explores key aspects of…

An older adult sitting on a couch in their home looking out the window.

Senior Living • February 7, 2025

Aging in Place vs. Senior Living

Deciding how best to support a loved one as they age is one of the most significant decisions families can face. For many, the question comes down to two options: aging in place or senior living. Aging in place is when a loved one chooses to continue living in their homes and senior living provides…

A stressed family caregiver sits alone on their couch next to a window.

Caregiving, Respite Care • January 21, 2025

What Are The Stages Of Caregiver Burnout?

Caregiving is an act of love that requires dedication and resilience. The role can be deeply fulfilling. However, Many caregivers dedicate so much of themselves to caring for others that they overlook their own needs, leading to burnout. Caregiver burnout doesn’t happen overnight. It typically unfolds in 4 distinct stages: Warning Stage Control Stage Survival…

A group of happy older adults from a retirement community socializing outdoors.

Senior Living • January 6, 2025

How to Choose a Retirement Community

Retirement is a time for relaxation, enjoyment, and making the most of life. Whether you’re planning for yourself or a loved one, choosing the right retirement community contributes to comfort, happiness, and a vibrant quality of life. But where do you start? When choosing a retirement community, consider these factors: Location Community size and amenities…

A young adult helping their older parent pack a box of clothes while preparing for a move to senior living.

Senior Living • December 9, 2024

A Checklist for Moving Elderly Parents

Moving an older parent to senior living can bring mixed emotions. There's the excitement of a fresh start, the anticipation of life in their new home, and the challenge of the moving process itself. This is a time of reflection and joy, but it's essential to be prepared. When moving older parents to a new…

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Why Work in Assisted Living?

What Is the Continuity Theory of Aging?

What Are the Most Common Mental Health Concerns in Seniors?

What Is Senior Living?

Where to Get Advice About Elderly Parents

Senior Safety in 2025: A Guide

Aging in Place vs. Senior Living

What Are The Stages Of Caregiver Burnout?

How to Choose a Retirement Community

A Checklist for Moving Elderly Parents

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