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Top 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease
It is completely normal for people to experience some changes in memory as they grow older. And while the occasional lapse in memory isn’t necessarily something families should worry about; the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease could signify a more serious health issue. People with Alzheimer’s often experience a variety of different issues with communicating, reasoning, […]
Read More3 Personal Care Misconceptions
When you hear the terms “personal care” or “assisted living community,” what do you think of? Many individuals imagine a place where people go when they are older, sick or cannot maneuver on their own. Moving to a personal care community can be challenging when someone is accustomed to living on their own and at […]
Read MoreRon S! Charitable Fund Gift for PPH Virtual Dementia
Saturday, January 5, 2019, the family of the Ron S! Charitable Fund held a gathering in the PPH Private Dining Room to honor the spirit of giving of Ron Silberstein. PPH Independent Living residents Marge and Tom Sexton (mother and stepfather of Ron), and Ron’s brother, Joe Silberstein, formally presented a check in the amount […]
Read MoreREACH January 2019
PPH REACH January 2019 Explore topics that inform, educate and engage residents, volunteers, staff, and the greater community of the PPH Family.
Read MoreStay Healthy This Winter: Tips for Seniors to Avoid the Flu
Catching the flu is a miserable experience for anyone, but if you’re over the age of 65, the risks and dangers of the seasonal flu are significantly higher. Seniors who contract the flu have a much greater chance of developing serious complications; this is largely because the immune system defenses weaken as we age. The […]
Read MoreTop Tips for Holiday Dinners and Desserts for Those with Diabetes
One of the most wonderful parts of the holiday season are the meals shared with friends and family, but for those with diabetes, it can also be one of the most challenging aspects of celebrating together. The foods that are commonly shared when we come together in laughter and cheer tend to be rich, sugary […]
Read MoreHow to Avoid Online Scams: Internet Shopping Tips
Did you know that 66 percent of seniors over the age of 65 are Internet users? Using the Internet is a great way to stay up-to-date on current events, stay in touch with loved ones, research medical information, play games, meet new friends and even manage your prescriptions. Another wonderful advantage to using the Internet […]
Read More5 Tips for Celebrating the Holiday Season with a Loved One in Memory Care
The holiday season is a time that is often filled with family gatherings, gift giving, shared meals with friends and big celebrations. For many seniors, this is also a time to look back on cherished memories – remembering special events, presents and outings with loved ones. However, if you have a loved one in memory […]
Read MoreWhy we moved to PPH
Let’s be honest. Moving to a senior living community is not easy. Our residents each have a different reason why they moved but all came to the same place. At PPH we thrive on ensuring that our residents, who come from all walks of life, have the experience of their dreams. For the Sextons, who […]
Read MoreRocking the vote for more than a century: Marie Armstrong
“It’s such an exciting day,” says Personal Care resident Marie Armstrong, referring to the upcoming Election Day. “I’ve always made it a priority.” Marie, who was born in 1916 – four years before the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution granted American women the right to vote, also known as Women’s Suffrage – has never […]
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