Seniors and Online Scams – How to Protect Yourself
According to a report released by the FBI, seniors lost almost $1 billion in scams in 2021. These typically come in the form of some type of financial fraud or internet scheme.
Medicare is Always Changing the Rules!
Last year Medicare implemented a new rule that all calls with plan specific information and enrollment of a client must be recorded.
Navigating Healthcare Costs in Retirement
With continuous changes in the healthcare sector, having the right knowledge of how healthcare can impact your financial planning strategies is paramount.
Smells, Sleep, and Memory
Our sense of smell is directly connected to the memory circuits of our brain so when we come across certain smells it can trigger specific memories.
Upcoming Events and September Calendar for The Springs at Simpsonville
We are super excited about raising money for Alzheimer’s with our Watermelon Crawl on Thursday, August 24, from 3:00-5pm.
Healthy Eating Habits Benefit Seniors and Assisted Living Makes It Easier
Healthy eating habits start with the individual, but when you have a quality community and dining options to rely on, it becomes much easier to stick with.
5 Top Factors that Influence Hearing Aid Use
Here are some factors that may affect a person’s successful use of hearing aids and some interventions we can use to encourage proper and more frequent wear.
Five Tips for Talking to Your Parents about Care Options
It is not uncommon to put off having a conversation about care options or other age-related topics. Here are some tips.
Events and Calendar for The Springs at Simpsonville
We had the pleasure of celebrating 7 amazing seniors this month. Happy Birthday to all of our May residents! We will have a special Father’s Day lunch for our Dads.
FDA Approves Drug to Treat Agitation in Alzheimer’s Dementia
On Thursday, May 11th, the Food and Drug Administration approved, for the first time, a drug to treat agitation symptoms in Alzheimer’s disease.
