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How to Deal with Negativity in Elderly Parents

Dealing with negativity in elderly parents is a deeply emotional and sometimes challenging experience for adult children and caregivers. Your parents may have once been your source of security and guidance, so witnessing their frustration or unhappiness can feel overwhelming.  However, negativity in aging parents often isn’t random; it can stem from underlying causes such…
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How to Help Seniors With Loss of Appetite

Age can bring about plenty of changes. For many seniors, a loss of appetite is a serious problem that can quickly lead to nutritional deficiencies, a decline in physical abilities, and reduced overall health. Your loved one deserves a healthy lifestyle full of love, and helping them with a loss of appetite may be easier…

The Difference Between Assisted & Independent Living

Choosing the right living arrangement for seniors is essential for their well-being and quality of life. Two popular options are assisted living and independent living, each offering unique benefits suited to different needs. Understanding the distinction between these two can help you make an informed decision for yourself or your loved one. What is Assisted…
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How to Talk to Someone with Dementia

Dementia symptoms and progression can affect memory, language, and cognitive abilities, making it difficult for those affected to express themselves and understand others. Because of the changing symptoms, talking with a loved one with dementia can pose challenges for adult children and family members. However, with the following strategies and tools, you can improve your…
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What Is Respite Care for the Elderly?

Caregiving is one of the most rewarding things, but that doesn't mean it's always going to be the easiest. It requires a significant investment of your time, effort, and energy, and we all need a break sometimes.  So when you're caring for an older loved one and starting to experience burnout, what can you do?…
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What Comes After Memory Care?

Memory Care is a specialized type of care designed for individuals with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. It provides a safe and supportive environment for those living with memory loss, confusion, and other cognitive impairments.  However, as the condition progresses, families may need to consider transitioning their loved ones to an even higher…
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Top 5 Best Functional Exercises for Seniors

As we age, it's essential to stay active and maintain our physical health. However, traditional exercises such as running and weightlifting aren’t always suitable for seniors due to the risk of injury or strain on joints. This is where functional exercises come in – movements that mimic everyday activities such as bending, reaching, and lifting. …
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The Benefits of Adaptive Shoes for Seniors

Putting your best foot forward can sometimes be challenging for older adults with health conditions or physical limitations. Senior living communities can support older adults, particularly with mobility and stability, to help improve their quality of life.  Footwear can make a difference in an older adult's daily life, and selecting the right pair of shoes…

Which Lifestyle Is Right for You?

Assisted Living

Assisted living provides personalized assistance with daily activities, empowering you to live life to the fullest while having peace of mind that help is always available. We are here to support your journey, so you can spend your time on what you love.

Memory Care

For those with cognitive impairments, our memory care community offers a safe, compassionate, and secure environment. Our dedicated team provides specialized support and engaging activities designed to nurture moments of joy and connection.

Respite Care

Respite care the perfect solution for those recovering from a surgery or for caregivers who need a well-deserved break. During a short stay with us, guests enjoy the full benefits of our community and compassionate care.

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  • 193 Main Street
  • Kingston, NH 03848

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All American Assisted Living at Kingston is conveniently located at 193 Main Street in Kingston, NH.

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