As we head into the month of March, now is the time to start thinking about sun, spring, and kidney health! Yes, March is National Kidney Month, and at Cornerstone Senior Living, we take kidney health seriously. The kidneys are important organs in the body. Not only do they help…

Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death for Americans of all ages. However, our senior-aged loved ones are especially susceptible to developing heart problems. Heart disease can be a scary condition to live with, but if caught in time, professionals can help mitigate severe risks like heart…

Flu season is here. and although most of us see getting the flu as a week of illness that we’ll eventually recover from, the flu for senior citizens can sometimes be more dangerous. This year, the flu is stronger than it’s ever been, and senior citizens at all care levels…

Thanksgiving is a holiday your whole family can enjoy!  For some families, safety may be a concern for elderly loved ones. However, your loved ones can still contribute to your Thanksgiving celebration in meaningful ways.  If your preparation for Thanksgiving includes caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s,  try out…

Alzheimer’s and dementia are neurological conditions that have a pervasive impact on the day-to-day lives of those who are affected by it. If you have a loved one in a Memory Care community or at home with Alzheimer’s, keeping them safe is your top priority.  The tough fact is even…