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  Boosting Self-Expression Through Arts and Crafts: 6 Crafts Seniors Will Love

  Staying mentally, emotionally, and socially engaged becomes increasingly important as we age. Arts and crafts provide a powerful outlet for self-expression, creativity, and connection, allowing seniors to share their stories, nurture their passions, and embrace their individuality. But, adopting a new hobby may seem difficult.

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  Should You Get a Medical Alert Device? 5 Reasons It’s a Great Investment for Seniors

  As people age, maintaining independence and safety becomes a top priority. One way to achieve both is by investing in a medical alert device. These devices can provide peace of mind for seniors and their families, knowing help is always just a button press away. But what exactly are medical alert devices, how do they work, and why should seniors consider using one?

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  5 Ways to Get Enough Vitamin D This Winter

  As the colder winter months approach and the days get shorter, many people face a common health problem: vitamin D deficiency. Often referred to as the sunshine vitamin, it is crucial to maintaining your overall health. But, in the winter months, when you spend more time indoors, and you’re exposed to less sunlight, it can be harder to get the Vitamin D you need. 

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  What Should I Do If My Stucco Cracks?

  In Utah, since we experience a wide range of climate change, and since our homes are primarily built out of wood, this can affect your stucco. One of the most frequent questions we get, is: “What can I do about stucco cracks?”

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  Pet Ownership in a Senior Living Community: Why a Pet is the Perfect Addition to Your Family

  There is something incredibly special about the bond between a person and their pet. Whether it is the wag of a dog’s tail or the gentle purr of a cat, pets have a unique ability to bring joy, comfort, and companionship to our lives. The connection between a person and their pet becomes even more meaningful as we age, which is why many senior living communities support pet ownership.

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  Financing Your Retirement Home: Everything You Need to Know

  Much of your adulthood is spent saving for retirement, whether you’re investing in stocks and bonds or putting money into your 401k. Once you reach retirement age, you may find yourself ready to embrace this major transition. However, if one of your goals is to move into a senior living community, you might worry that you’re going to overstretch your budget, leaving you with very little money to enjoy this well-earned break. 

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