Life At Huntington Manor

Nutrition is an essential part of senior health. While some food choices are more nutritious than others, it's vital to make sure that you eat a variety of foods from all major food groups daily. This article will teach you how to choose healthy foods as well as which foods are best avoided by seniors. […]

When you're considering moving into assisted living, you may not have the funds to afford it right away. But don't worry! There are many ways to pay for your senior care that can make it easier on your budget. In this post, we'll walk through some of the most popular methods of financing and paying […]

Life at Huntington Manor is full of vibrant activities and social support that allow our wonderful residents to live out the later part of their lives in comfort and joy. Unfortunately, many in the community who have had no experience with assisted living facilities in the past get sticker shock when they view the costs […]

Are you a senior citizen looking to move from your current single-family house into an independent living community? Do you have questions about what it's like?  Independent living communities—also known as senior apartments, extended care facilities, or assisted living facilities—are good options for seniors who want to live independently in a structured environment.  The cost […]

If you or your loved one is considering moving into an independent living facility for seniors, you may be wondering what exactly it is, how it works, and what life will be like. Here we’ll give you a rundown of the most common questions about senior independent living and provide tips on what to consider […]

As we age, our bodies change, and our minds start to lose some of their clarity. When you notice your loved one is having difficulty with their daily tasks, it's important to know that there are options for them to live safely and comfortably. Know the signs a Senior Needs to Go to an Assisted Living Facility.

When elders grow old healthy, often they are also happy, and it is also true the other way around. When they are happy, it also contributes to their health positively. One thing that is true for all of us is we all will not live forever. And for every day that passes, our life on […]

Forgetfulness is not always about Alzheimer’s disease, but even if it is a normal part of aging, it should still be addressed and considered in the life of the elderly. Should Forgetfulness Be a Sign to Move into an Assisted Living Community?

As we age, we are not always able to collect sufficient nutrients from food alone. That’s why vitamins are a great way to ensure we meet our nutritional needs. Get to know some of the most important vitamins and minerals that senior citizens need to boost their immune systems.

It can be overwhelming to find a new living arrangement for an aging loved one, especially for those who are unfamiliar with the nuances of senior living options. Which type of senior community fits your needs? Let’s look at the differences between assisted living and independent living communities.

You’ve decided it’s time to hire an live-in caregiver for your aging loved one. How do you choose the right caregiver?
These tips will help you get started so that you can find the right person for the job.

Keeping excellent health admonishes the ideas of medical treatments and allows the elderly to age enthusiastically, vibrantly, and purposively. Consider these 8 tips for elders to maintain a healthy and happy life.

Learn the early signs, symptoms and risk factors of Alzheimer's disease or dementia.

Alzheimer's and dementia caregiving takes patience and understanding. The illness is hard for the patient, but it's also hard for the caretaker. Consider practical tips that you should keep in mind when caring for the elderly with Alzheimer's.

Continuing Care Retirement Communities are an excellent retirement option for senior family members. Know more about CCRCs.

After a stay in the hospital, an elderly would often still need a certain level of health care that might not be available at home. This is where attending physicians would recommend staying in a skilled nursing facility.

Learn more about skilled nursing facility and whether it is the right choice for you?

Aside from providing comfort and reducing pain and suffering, you might be wondering: What are the other benefits of hospice care? Find out more about the benefits it provides both for patient and your family.

There are a handful of misconceptions about long-term care facilities, one of which is that it can take all your money. Learn how to make sure to keep your retirement benefits safe.

Are you or a loved one experiencing a life-limiting illness? If so, you might be wondering – what is the goal of hospice?
In this article you will know how hospice works, and how it differs from palliative care.

Have you or a loved one started thinking about long-term care for both health and personal reasons? To help you know more about what long-term care is like, read through this article to find out more.

If you have aging loved ones, you want to do everything you can to care for them. Here's the 12 most important reasons why you should consider Assisted Living Facilities.

Here are several ways you can care for someone with Alzheimer's calmly and safely.

Sometimes, finding a suitable senior care facility for a loved one can be daunting. We have the 9 tips to help you decide on the right facility.

Keep in touch with your loved ones at a senior living facility via Skype or other video conferencing. Learn all your options to communicate with your family.

The success of senior care rehabilitation is also dependent on the elderly care rehab facility. Check out these 10 tips before deciding where to go.

Everyone ages, we will all eventually get there, but while you are still young and strong, the priority is to take care of your elders and here is how.

Things to think about in elderly care: daily activities, living arrangements, memory care. meals, cost, community. Read before signing up for either assisted living or nursing home.

Hello families, friends, residents, and staff, It is my pleasure to write to you. Hope this email finds you well! I am not sure about you, but it feels like we are playing in the fourth quarter of the Superbowl.

I hope all the best to you and your family.First of all, I would like to say thank you for trusting Huntington Manor to care for your love ones.

We had the opportunity to host family and friends here at Huntington Manor for our annual Christmas party.