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Author: AALHA Created: 2/3/2011
If you are searching for specific information about assisted living, a medical condition, business practices, or just about anything related to assisted living, this blog page is a good place to start. Check the categories to your right – this will point you in the right direction. If you are unsure of the category, check the recent entries for a topic that catches your eye. Whatever you do, please continue to check back to this page for new postings. And don't forget to post a comment – we want to hear from you.
By Arizona Assisted Living Homes Association on 12/2/2011

The holiday season can be rough for those living in assisted living situations. During the holidays, family members and friends are busy, and some live far away from their elderly loved ones. The holidays can also serve as a reminder of all of the loved ones that the elderly have lost, or how they can no longer participate in family holiday events. This leaves some residents feeling lonely, sad, and (medically worse) depressed. 

By Arizona Assisted Living Homes Association on 9/23/2011
Alzheimer’s disease, and other forms of dementia, are accompanied by many challenging behaviors. These behaviors can increase caregiver stress, and often lead to assisted living placement. Wandering is one particularly stressful behavior (due to the safety implications ) with which caregivers have to cope.
By Arizona Assisted Living Homes Association on 8/15/2011
The foot is the window to your sole!  Many conditions show their first manifestations in the feet. Some of these include: arthritis, circulatory conditions, nerve disorders and diabetes. As patients age, it becomes more difficult for seniors to reach their feet, see their feet and have the strength to take care of their feet. 
By Arizona Assisted Living Homes Association on 7/25/2011
This blog introduces real-life scenarios to facilitate conversation about how ethics can be a fun and positive way to increase both your value and your relationships.
By Arizona Assisted Living Homes Association on 6/23/2011
Second only to oxygen, water is the nutrient most needed for life. A person can live for a month without food, but most people can survive only 3 to 4 days without water. Water makes up 85% of the blood, 70% of the muscles, and about 75% of the brain.
By Arizona Assisted Living Homes Association on 4/22/2011
Please join the AALHA Board of Directors in the fight to combat elder abuse. On Wednesday, June 15, from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM, the Area Agency on Aging and the Maricopa Elder Abuse Prevention Alliance will be hosting an open house to address this very important subject.
By Arizona Assisted Living Homes Association on 2/28/2011
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