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When to Move Into Assisted Living?

Key Takeaways How Assisted Living Supports Your Loved One’s Daily Life Making the decision about when to move to assisted living feels overwhelming, but you’re not alone in this journey. This step represents a thoughtful choice to embrace a lifestyle that combines independence with the right amount of support when you need it most. The […]

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Thoughtful Gifts for Seniors During Holidays

Key Takeaways Finding the perfect holiday gift for your senior family member doesn’t have to be complicated. The right present can brighten their day, spark meaningful conversations, and show how much you care about their comfort, happiness, and overall well-being. Thoughtful gifts do more than fill a box under the tree. When chosen with care, […]

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Benefits of Senior Living in Winter Months

4 older adults laugh over a shared meal in their home in senior living while it snows outside.

Key Takeaways Senior Living in the Winter Winter brings snow-covered streets and cozy afternoons. However, it also adds stress, especially if your loved one requires extra support. Cold weather, slippery walkways, and extra household chores can turn simple routines into major challenges. This is why senior living communities go above and beyond to help older […]

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Who Is Assisted Living For?

An adult laughs and smiles with their senior parent while outside at their assisted living community during a visit.

Key Takeaways Making the Decision: When Independence Meets Support Choosing assisted living for a loved one ranks among life’s most challenging decisions. You want to honor their independence while providing the care they need. At Parsons House Preston Hollow, we understand this delicate balance. For 4 decades, our family has served Dallas families navigating this […]

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What Is the Difference Between Forgetfulness and Dementia?

Against a yellow background, a senior in plaid playfully scratches their head as a result of forgetting something

Key Takeaways Watching a loved one struggle with memory can be concerning. Maybe your mother misplaced her keys again, or your father forgot the name of a longtime neighbor. These moments spark a common worry: Is this normal aging, or something more serious?  Forgetfulness is a common part of aging, like occasionally misplacing items. Dementia, […]

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Can Hip Fractures Impact Cognitive Decline?

A nurse happily assists a senior in getting out of a chair with the aid of a walker after a hip fracture

Hip fractures are one of the most serious health challenges older adults face. While the physical effects are widely recognized, hip fractures can contribute to cognitive decline due to prolonged immobility, social isolation, and increased risk of delirium during recovery. These factors can exacerbate memory issues and impair overall brain health.  At Parsons House Preston […]

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Creating a Morning Routine for Seniors

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How the day begins often sets the tone for everything that follows. For seniors, a thoughtful morning routine can promote wellness, support independence, and add joy to everyday life. A consistent routine offers structure, boosts energy, and builds confidence, especially in the right environment. In a community setting designed for both independence and care, mornings […]

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Is It OK to Leave an Elderly Person Alone?

Senior sitting in armchair by window in bright living room with flowers and family photos nearby

Caring for an aging parent or loved one comes with tough decisions—especially when it comes to safety and independence. One of the most common and complicated questions is: Is it OK to leave them alone? The answer depends on their physical, emotional, and cognitive needs. Some older adults can live independently with minimal check-ins. Others […]

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