Anthem Senior Gardens

North Phoenix assisted living facilities provide an important support system for people who need help with everyday tasks while keeping their freedom and dignity. The objective of these homes is to provide a safe and comfortable environment in which people can develop physically, psychologically, and emotionally. In this post, we will look at key components of maintaining safety and comfort in assisted living homes. Myth 1: Assisted Living Means Losing Independence One of the most common worries among seniors is that moving to assisted living means giving up their independence. In actuality, senior care in Arizona is intended to let people keep as much freedom as possible while giving assistance where needed. Residents, for example, can choose their own schedules, participate in activities of their choice, and enjoy private living areas. Staff handle tasks such as housekeeping, cooking, and medication administration, allowing residents to focus on what they enjoy most. We provide e...

  For seniors, life after 60 is a wonderful new chapter. Seniors' quality of life can be improved by putting more emphasis on their healthcare and making sure they get the help they need. In order to satisfy their unique demands as they age and guarantee the seamless and effective operation of their daily lives, healthcare support in senior care homes for older persons includes a broad range of services, such as administrative work, housekeeping, and medication administration. What are the benefits of healthcare support for senior citizens? Senior healthcare support in senior care in Arizona includes both medical and non-medical assistance. • It supports their independence and allows them to live a pleasant and safe life as they see fit. • Encourages good aging by improving chronic condition management and providing preventive care. • It helps identify possible issues and risks early on to prevent complications and provide efficient, timely treatment. • It promotes mental well-bein...

Pneumonia can typically be brought on by bacteria, viruses, or fungi, among other things. Bacteria The most prevalent bacterial lung illness is pneumococcal pneumonia. Streptococcus pneumonia, a kind of bacterium, is the root cause. The mucus that is often produced by this sickness might enter the lungs and make breathing challenging. Coughing or having close contact with an individual who has pneumococcal pneumonia can spread the illness. Everyone should keep an eye out for any symptoms of this disease, especially elders, and get medical assistance right away if necessary because it is a very serious condition. Viruses Viruses are a further cause of pneumonia. It can be brought on by viruses including SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19's causative virus, and influenza. This type of disease typically starts in the upper respiratory tract but can spread swiftly to the lungs. Air sacs can get infected and start to fill with fluid once they have entered the lungs. Viral pneumonia risk can ...

Memory care is considered to be the best form of long-term care for those dealing with any form of dementia, such as Alzheimer’s disease. Dementia is a progressive condition meaning with each day passing, the condition advances leading to deterioration of health of the individual. Home care may not be ideal in this regard. This is where specialized memory care at an assisted living or memory care community comes into the picture. Such a facility is designed to provide the highest level of care to those with cognitive impairments. Anthem Seniors is an award-winning Anthem assisted living facility designed to offer round-the-clock care at the highest level to those living with Alzheimer’s disease or any other form of dementia. Here are some of our most sought after services: Weekly Massage Therapy - The benefits of massage therapy for people with Alzheimer’s disease are aplenty with the most important benefit being lowered anxiety and confusion. Feeling anxious and confused is wha...

As harsh as it may sound, but Covid is far from over. In fact, there is a surge. But it’s no excuse for spending hours on end on the couch, especially for older adults, since the pandemic can affect them beyond the conventional contracting of the virus. It is imperative seniors exercise to strengthen their immunity, which is the need of the hour given the Covid surge. A strong immunity will translate to a significantly lower risk of complications from the virus. There’s also no denying that finding opportunities to move and exercise has become a challenge in these dark hours in view of limited access to exercise classes, gyms and an overall decline in motivation to stay active. This blog aims to discuss some in-house exercises that will hold older adults- those still active or have limited mobility- in good stead. Get moving with these exercises to stay on top of your health game. Some in-home exercises by assisted living Anthem facilities for the emotional and physical welfare o...

There’s no two ways about the fact that we are living in unprecedented times given the Covid surge across the globe. USA isn’t far behind in this regard. Prioritizing your health is of utmost importance. Your work is a tad more if you are caring for someone dealing with Alzheimer’s disease or other-related dementia. This article aims to give you an idea on how you can help your older adult with Alzheimer’s easily navigate life during the pandemic: Do not lose your calm - As a family caregiver, you are bound to get stressed as you navigate life in these tough times. Try to stay calm and composed, no matter the situation. Stay off social media for some time to erase negativity from your life. Avoid watching news with your Alzheimer’s loved one. If you are overwhelmed with feelings, channel it into productive action (taking up a hobby, learning something new). You can very well turn your feelings into success when you have the right outlets to express your feelings, such as talking to...