Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most commonly diagnosed health problems in the elderly population. They tend to affect more women than men. Most UTIs involve the bladder and urethra, but infection can sometimes spread to the kidneys. Untreated UTIs in older adults can develop into a serious medical condition, putting seniors at … Continued
George P. has a rich Spanish history. His father was from Barcelona, Spain, and married a woman from El Salvador. George was born in Ecuador, and four years after he was born, his family moved to San Francisco, California. His father was a Merchant Marine, and he remembers him being in and out of the … Continued
The weather is heating up, and in California, it’s only going to get hotter. In response, it’s essential to reach for your water bottle consistently. You hear it every year, “hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!” But why is it important to hydrate, especially during those summer months? Hydrate When It’s Hot In warmer weather, we tend to … Continued
Physical Changes in the Body As people age, they often experience changes in their vision, hearing and overall reflexes.: Deteriorating vision can reduce the ability to spot oncoming cars in time to avoid collisions. The ability to focus clearly and to perceive colors, light and depth can also deteriorate with age, which can increase the … Continued
Warning Signs of Caregiver Burnout Some of the most common signs that you may be experiencing caregiver burnout include the following: Feelings of depression or irritation on a regular basis More frequent illnesses Changes in your sleeping habits A lack of interest in things you once enjoyed Withdrawing from your friends and family Weight loss … Continued
Celebrating Nurses EverywhereIn honor of National Nurses Week, we are taking the opportunity to thank not only our Wellness Director, Silvia Anaya, but nurses everywhere. This week celebrates nurses and their work worldwide. It’s important to thank those in the industry for their hard work, especially among the challenges that the last couple of years … Continued
Resident Spotlights: Ray & NancyReyad (Ray) and Nancy E. make up one of the lovely couples living at Renaissance Village Rancho Belago as well as this quarter’s resident spotlights. Ray was born in Tripoli, Lebanon, on February 14, 1934, what he jokingly refers to as the “Dark Ages.” He spent most of his childhood in … Continued
Finding the right living arrangements can be challenging if you or someone you love has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. At Renaissance Villages, we offer outstanding solutions for patients who need memory care support. We can take some of the stress out of caregiving by providing a safe and nurturing environment for residents … Continued
Best Practices For How To Help The ElderlyAs we age, we face a plethora of new challenges and needs. Working with seniors in this stage of life, we often get asked how to help the elderly. So, we decided to ask the seniors living in our communities just that. Several residents answered, “how can people … Continued
Resident Spotlight: Don P.Meet resident spotlight: Don P. He was born on May 8, 1921, in Omaha, Nebraska. His mother passed away when he was only eight years old, and his father raised him in Bloomington, Illinois. He attended grade school and some high school there. While growing up, Don thought they were poor, but … Continued
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