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A mature woman in the early stages of dementia prepares for her shower.

Memory Care / Alzheimers / Dementia • July 30, 2024

What Stage Of Dementia Is Not Bathing?

Caring for a loved one with dementia comes with a set of challenges, especially when it comes to assisting in daily activities like bathing. Dementia can be categorized into 3 stages: early (mild), middle (moderate), and late (severe). Understanding the different stages can help families and caregivers manage the needs and level of care for…

Three seniors laughing while having breakfast and playing cards in senior living.

What’s the Difference Between Assisted Living & Independent Living?

The decision to move to a senior living community can be an emotional one for both yourself and your loved ones. After all, when you start researching, you might notice that there isn’t just one type of community! There are plenty of different options, each with unique strengths and benefits, designed for people in all…

Illustrated image of a young woman supporting an older woman with memory loss.

Memory Care / Alzheimers / Dementia • July 9, 2024

How to Help Someone with Memory Loss

Memory loss is a challenging reality faced by many people, and it's often their children or their caregivers who first notice the signs. As a loved one, it can be difficult to see someone you care about struggling with memory loss. You may feel helpless and unsure of how to support them during this time.…

Three senior women in bright coloured tops hugging and smiling.

Community, Senior Living • July 9, 2024

Ways to Make Friends as a Senior

Maintaining an active social circle is crucial for our overall well-being and quality of life as we age. Making friends as a senior can sometimes feel challenging, particularly after significant life changes like retirement. For this reason, older adults tend to become socially isolated, resulting in loneliness. Fortunately, there are many ways to build new…

A young woman helps her elderly father pack his boxed as he prepares to move into assisted living.

Assisted Living, Senior Living • July 9, 2024

Moving to Assisted Living Checklist

Deciding to transition into assisted living can evoke strong emotions due to the significant changes and unfamiliar environment. Whether driven by health decline, safety concerns, or the need for specialized care, moving loved ones into assisted living requires meticulous planning and consideration. To make sure of a smooth transition, having a comprehensive checklist is essential.…

Senior Living • June 18, 2024

Choosing Assisted Living for your loved one

Choosing an assisted living facility for a loved one is a great way to ensure they have a fulfilling, independent lifestyle while receiving the assistance they need. The right community can offer the perfect balance of freedom and support, allowing residents to engage in social activities, explore hobbies, and make new friends in a secure…

Resources • June 18, 2024

Kingston Residence of Santa Fe Aid-In-Dying Policy

Residents are not allowed to ingest any prescribed aid-in-dying medication on the Kingston premises. Under Exhibit C within our Resident Agreement.... GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONSC1.Services of Other Providers. The Resident may receive services from outside providers inKingston so long as the outside provider is properly licensed and certified under the law, complies with all applicable…

Senior Living • July 30, 2020

Peace of Mind Lives Here

Lifestyle • June 25, 2020

A look into Ruben’s wonderful world of food at Kingston

You've worked the kitchens at several of Santa Fe's most respected restaurants, including Geronimo's - what motivates you to work in a senior living community like Kingston? My passion is cooking, and that comes with me in every environment I work in. I want to show people my love for them through food. In a…

Memory Care / Alzheimers / Dementia • June 27, 2019

Some commonly prescribed meds may increase the risk of dementia, study shows

USA Today reports that a study completed by University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom found a link between dementia and several commonly used medications including anticholinergic drugs like antidepressants, bladder antimuscarinics, antipsychotics and antiephileptic drugs "which resulted in nearly 50% increased odds of dementia." The following article and study "strongly warns people against stopping any of…

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What Stage Of Dementia Is Not Bathing?

What’s the Difference Between Assisted Living & Independent Living?

How to Help Someone with Memory Loss

Ways to Make Friends as a Senior

Moving to Assisted Living Checklist

Choosing Assisted Living for your loved one

Kingston Residence of Santa Fe Aid-In-Dying Policy

Peace of Mind Lives Here

A look into Ruben’s wonderful world of food at Kingston

Some commonly prescribed meds may increase the risk of dementia, study shows

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