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Planning and Paying for Senior Living
The decision to move to a senior living community is not always an easy one. First, it can be difficult to say goodbye to your long-time home; then, families must address any financial concerns. The cost of quality senior care can be intimidating at first; however, when you break down the amount you spend living […]
Read MoreNormal Age-Related Memory Loss vs. Dementia
As you get older, you may have a “forgetful moment” every now and then and find yourself wondering if that memory lapse is related to normal age-related memory loss or, perhaps, you’re concerned that it might be something more sinister, like dementia. You’re not alone. Many people ask themselves this same question every single day. […]
Read MorePPH receives recognition from the Lawncrest Community Association
The Philadelphia Protestant Home (PPH) was recognized at the April meeting of the Lawncrest Community Association (LCA) as the Business of the Month. PPH received this recognition to demonstrate the LCA’s appreciation of our consistent support of numerous initiatives in the community. Here are just a few examples of our support with the Lawncrest Community: […]
Read MorePPH 20-Day Sugar-Free Detox Challenge
The Challenge: Eliminate foods that cause sugar cravings, balance your blood sugar, and choose healthier nutrient-dense foods. Keeping a food journal to chart weight and progress will be helpful.
Read MoreThe Importance of Short-Term Rehabilitation for Seniors
Whether you’re getting over an extended illness or recovering from an unexpected accident or planned surgery, your doctor may recommend a stay in a short-term rehabilitation center prior to heading home. Some seniors, particularly those with strong support networks at home, may balk at this, wanting to leave the hospital and get back to a […]
Read MoreRespite Care Can Ease the Transition to Long-Term Personal Care
Have you concluded that someone you know and love would benefit from the continuum of care they would receive in a senior living community? Are you having problems getting them to agree with you? Respite care may help. It should come as no surprise that moving, especially as an older adult and to a residential […]
Read MoreTop 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.
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