Summer is the perfect time to head outdoors. There are many fun activities for every age, including seniors, to enjoy.
The Benefits of Water Exercises for Seniors
National Blood Pressure Month
If left untreated for an extended period, high blood pressure can lead to more serious health emergencies, including heart disease and strokes.
Luckily, various treatment options can help patients manage their blood pressure to fall within a healthy range. It is never too late to educate yourself on how you can do so!
Short Term Care for Patients
If your stay only consists of short-term care following surgery, a stroke, or any other injury that requires rehabilitation, our facility is equipped to help you get back on your feet and into your normal routine in no time.
Why Choose Long Island Senior Living at San Simeon?
Our expertly trained nursing staff is ready to offer you and your loved ones some of the best long and short-term care on Long Island that is tailored to your individual needs.
May 2024 – National Arthritis Awareness Month
Parkinson’s Awareness Month
With nearly 90,000 people in the United States diagnosed with Parkinson’s each year, it is important that we recognize how it affects the lives of those who are battling the condition as well as the lives of their loved ones.
Coping with Caregiver Burnout
Many caregivers are often overlooked, and their emotional needs go unmet. Most of us tend to neglect that like the people they give so much of themselves to care for, they also need care of their own.
Here are some ways to recognize caregiver burnout and how you can help those who may be struggling with caregiver burnout.
Senior-Friendly Spring Activities
That’s why as the weather gets warmer, we encourage our residents to participate in spring-appropriate activities that will get them outside in their fresh air to get their bodies moving and clear their minds.
Spring Health Tips
Thankfully, at San Simeon by the Sound, we have a variety of activities and services that will keep our residents active and in good health just in time for the spring season.
Here is how you can help keep them that way.