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A popular misconception about aging is that senior moments are common and considered a normal part of getting older. While an occasional senior moment can be expected, if your loved one is frequently having difficulty with his or her memory it may be a warning sign of dementia or the onset of Alzheimer’s disease. Dementia […]

Paradise Living Centers warmly welcomes, Kristie Chadwick, our new Care Manager. Kristie joined our team in May. Q: What made you choose a career in senior care? A: I actually started out training horses and spent many years in Europe and the U.S, training with Olympians. Training horses takes a toll the body, so as […]

On Thursday, May 15, Paradise Living Centers opened its doors to those interested in learning more about residential assisted living and touring our beautifully remodeled home. We had a great turnout at the Open House and Meet the Team event. Kristie Chadwick, our new director welcomed guests and was warmly welcomed by Memory Care professionals, […]

Set in scenic Paradise Valley, Paradise Living Centers has a beautiful 5,200 square foot assisted living home with space for 10 residents. We recently finished a complete remodel and added a couple’s suite to our interior. Work is now underway in our front and back yard landscaping and patios. Plans include a new patio, garden, […]

We wrote a blog post last October about Seniors and Social Media, and discussed the benefits of creating a Facebook account. Using social media to reconnect and stay in touch with family members can be a great tool but not all tech products or tools are geared toward an older demographic. Also bear in mind, […]

According to The Internet Stroke Center, stroke is the third leading cause of death in the United States, with approximately 795,000 people suffering a stroke each year. The effects of a stroke vary depending on the type of stroke and the location and severity of brain injury. Depending on the stroke, recovery can take up […]

Keeping physically active as an older adult is extremely important to your overall health and well-being. Exercising puts a spring in your step, both physically and emotionally, while keeping many diseases at bay, including dementia. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) recommends four types of exercise for seniors to help retain independence and combat health […]