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Alleva Home Care · 2201 3rd Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 5.0 ★ · Home health care service

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As a person ages, memory lapses are normal- to an extent. Here are some early signs of memory loss that you should be aware of.

10 Early Signs of Alzheimer's As a senior ages, it’s important to keep an eye out for early signs of Alzheimer’s Disease or other forms of dementia.

"COVID was a home- and community-based pandemic, and I think home care providers are really central to getting us through as a nation."

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Senior Care Innovator Bill Thomas: America Needs to Change How It Talks About ‘Home Care’ - Home Health Care News Like a shock to the system, the COVID-19 emergency has been a catalyst for major change across the health care continuum. Home-based care providers, in

Alleva Home Care updated their business hours.

We are proud to launch our new and improved caregiver platform that allows qualified caregivers to create their own profiles and advertise their services to anyone looking for personal assistance. If you, or anyone you know would like to join, simply visit allevahomecare.com, click on the "for caregivers" button at the top right of the screen, and follow sign up instructions.

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New Research Uncovers A Possible Cause Of Alzheimer's Disease That Is Both Surprising And Promising New research indicates that the brain's response to fighting off infections may play an important and previously unsuspected role in the development of Alzheimer's disease.

Woman Turns 100 Without Any Family, But With Thousands Of Good Wishes When word got out that England's Winnie Blagden would turn 100 Sunday and had no living relatives, thousands of people sent cards and gifts.

But the behavior that had the greatest protective effect, at least in this relatively small study, was “artistic activity,” such as painting, drawing, and sculpting.

Making Art Tied to Fewer Cognitive Problems in Old Age A Mayo Clinic study finds decades spent on creative work pay off.

Inspiring for those of us struggling just to get daily exercise :)

This 92-year-old just became the oldest woman to run a marathon Harriette Thompson is everyone's hero.

Seeing What Isn't There: Inside Alzheimer's Hallucinations Sometimes Greg O'Brien gets a tingling in the back of his brain that tells him a hallucination is coming. Lions. Spiders. Birds. Sometimes the creatures are friendly. Too often, they're not.

“You have to design for a ‘you’ that doesn’t exist yet,” says Louis Tenenbaum, a contractor and founder of the Aging in Place Institute, a nonprofit that educates businesses and consumers about aging in place.

Homeowners Get Ready to ‘Age in Place’ Baby boomers spend on improvements that will allow them to stay in their houses longer.

About a month ago, he underwent Deep Brain Stimulation surgery at JFK Medical Center. The procedure stimulates the areas of the brain that aren’t functioning properly until the tremors stop. “This is not a cure for Parkinson’s. This is only to control all the motor symptoms of the disease.”

NJ Man Says Special Procedure Gave Him Second Chance At Life After Parkinson's Diagnosis John Leonard Jr. of Brick was in disbelief when he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease about 10 years ago.

It's a start! "Aging rate and lifespan could be influenced by microgravity," says principal investigator Yoko Honda, Ph.D., with the Tokyo Metropolitan Geriatric Hospital and Institute of Gerontology. "If that is correct, we may be able to identify novel genes that play a role in longevity." Identification of such genes could contribute to development of new drugs to treat age-related illnesses such as neurodegenerative disease in humans.

Space Aging study may help identify novel genes linked to longevity The plot of many a science fiction TV series or movie revolves around the premise that people traveling long distances in space age more slowly than their counterparts on Earth. Now, tiny worms who spent time aboard the International Space Station could help humans understand more about the effects…

Meet America's Oldest Active Park Ranger, Betty Reid Soskin She's 93, and began her career as a ranger back at the age of 85

Researchers report that auto-reactive T cells in MS patients produce different types of inflammatory hormones called cytokines than they do in healthy subjects.

Yale researchers solve multiple sclerosis puzzle Evidence has long suggested multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease, but researchers have been puzzled because they found the same T cells that attack the myelin sheathing around nerve cells

When your world is shaken up, it can cast a dark cloud over everything, making it difficult to enjoy what you once enjoyed. But sometimes joy can sneak up on you in the most unexpected ways and remind you that there is still beauty in the world, despite all the suffering.

5 Silver Linings You Can Find in Hard Times Suffering can make you more compassionate, resilient, and wise.

"My grandmother. 77 years old. Arts degree. 3.9 GPA. Only recipient of the Outstanding Honors Award in her department. I couldn't be prouder!!! It's never too late to follow your dreams. She's living proof!" - Shondrick (2015 graduate of East Carolina University & proud Grandson)

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“As baby boomers approach their 70th birthdays, an increasing number of Americans will be at risk of falls,” Pynoos said. “Home modifications can help prevent falls and make it easier to age in place, the overwhelming preference of older persons.”

USC Davis course helps contractors make homes safer for older adults A new online program assesses challenges and injury risks, using universal design principles to modify homes.

This study, published Wednesday in the Journal of the American Heart Association, found that having just having two metabolic abnormalities raised heart disease risk in African-American women. Being overweight or obese with two or three metabolic factors almost doubled their heart disease risk.

Heart Risk Factors May Affect Black Women More Than White Women Race affects the risk of heart disease, and black women face elevated risk with just a few metabolic risk factors, a study finds. That's not the case for white women.