Aging

What’s the Difference Between Long-Term Care and Short-Term Rehabilitation?

By Jan Madura | Published July 31, 2024

While the terms long term care and short-term rehabilitation may sound self-evident, it’s important to consider the difference. There are many factors to consider when seeking support and a potential living facility other than your own home when it has been determined that you need a level of care higher than what you yourself, or your family members can provide.

Our Family Support System

By Russell Silberman | Published January 3, 2024

At San Simeon, we recognize that our residents are not the only ones who need professional support. Therefore, our range of family care services provides support outside caregivers and the loved ones of our residents.

Long-Term Care Awareness Month

By Russell Silberman | Published November 29, 2023

November is Long-Term Care Awareness Month, bringing attention to the importance of long-term care and the different options available. This post provides information on long-term care and some helpful planning guidance.

September Is Healthy Aging Month

By Russell Silberman | Published September 5, 2023

September is Healthy Aging Month, reminding Americans to maintain a healthy lifestyle as older adults. This article provides tips on maintaining a healthy lifestyle as an older adult, promoting longevity and overall quality of life.

Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care at San Simeon

By Russell Silberman | Published July 28, 2023

Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of dementia are life-altering illnesses and can be difficult for families to navigate as they strategize the best care plan.

May Is National Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month

By Russell Silberman | Published May 25, 2023

Since May is National Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month, this article will provide helpful information on osteoporosis and ways to prevent or mitigate its symptoms.

World Hearing Day – Promoting Ear and Hearing Care

By Russell Silberman | Published March 7, 2023

Initiated by the World Health Organization (WHO) in March 2007, World Hearing Day spreads awareness of hearing loss and ways to prevent or mitigate its effects. Additionally, WHO aims to make ear and hearing care a necessary component of universal health coverage. This post features significant facts and guidance about ear and hearing health.

Patient-Centered Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care

By Russell Silberman | Published December 9, 2022

There are around 5 million people over 65 years old that have been diagnosed with at least one form of dementia in the US, and Alzheimer’s disease is dementia’s most common form. At San Simeon by the Sound, we cater to the specific needs of each resident dealing with dementia and its associated symptoms.

Alzheimer’s Disease – Causes and Care

By Russell Silberman | Published August 1, 2022

It is estimated that over 6 million Americans have Alzheimer’s disease, making this health condition the most commonly diagnosed form of dementia. Alzheimer’s disease typically affects adults 65 years and older, impacting not only those diagnosed but also their family members and loved ones. This article will provide helpful information on Alzheimer’s disease, giving you more insight into this prevalent condition.

Staying Healthy During the Winter Months

By Russell Silberman | Published December 17, 2021

The winter season is quickly approaching, along with the colder weather it brings. There are various ways to maintain your health and overall well-being in these chillier temperatures. In this article, we will provide you with some helpful tips to keep healthy during the winter months.