
Here at Autumn View Gardens senior living community, we know how important it is for seniors to stay active. When cold weather arrives, it might not be possible to go for a walk or hit the golf course, but there are still plenty of ways to get moving indoors. If you’re looking for some fitness inspiration, check out these great ideas you can use during the chilly seasons and beyond.

At Autumn View Gardens, our memory care service includes personalized plans that let the staff connect with residents. Carefully crafted daily routines provide structure and familiarity for those with dementia and their caregivers.

As you age, you go through many physical changes, many of which affect your metabolism and ability to maintain a healthy weight. You may also need more nutrients to prevent osteoporosis, heart disease and other chronic health conditions. At Autumn View Gardens in Ellisville, Missouri, we offer restaurant-style dining and flexible mealtimes, making it easier to get the nutrients you need. Let us know if you need help implementing these tips and improving your overall nutrition.

More than 2.9 million people in the United States have vision impairment, and many of these people are older adults. If you have eyesight challenges, gadgets can help you be more independent and complete your daily tasks with greater ease. To help you discover the latest technologies for people with low vision, the team at Autumn View Gardens senior living community in Ellisville, MO, created this handy guide. Read on to explore our top picks.

Dementia is a progressive disease, which means the symptoms increase and worsen over time. While every case is unique, certain patterns of dementia can help caregivers understand their loved one's circumstances.

Memory care treatment evolves as more evidence supporting potential breakthrough methods and pharmacological advances comes to light. While memory care is often provided to those with irreversible conditions such as progressive diseases or permanent brain injuries, the treatment plans and medical intervention can allow them to live as dignified and autonomous a life as possible during each stage of their disease.

Journaling seems simple, but it's easy to get writer's block, even when you're writing for enjoyment. Writing in a journal is beneficial for all ages. Getting your creativity flowing can be easier if you have prompts on hand. Use these writing ideas to get started the next time you feel stuck.

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Ellisville, MO 63011
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