U.S. News & World Report Recognizes Sunrise Short-Term Rehabilitation Programs on Best Nursing Home List for 2022-2023
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U.S. News & World Report awarded several of Sunrise’s short-term rehabilitation programs with the “High-Performing” rating as part of the U.S. News’s Best Nursing Home list for 2022-2023. The rating methodology includes an analysis of data collected and published by the federal government and the thorough evaluation of factors that U.S. News has determined most impact resident care, safety, and outcomes. These communities offer multiple levels of care including Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care in addition to short term rehabilitation. This announcement comes after 95 Su ..read more
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How To Tell The Difference Between Normal Forgetfulness And Dementia
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Forgetting things occasionally is a part of life. It's why people may have reminders on their smartphones or sticky notes on their refrigerators. As people get older they might experience more frequent instances of memory loss, but this is often a normal part of aging. So how can aging adults tell if they're experiencing the symptoms of dementia? And how do they know when it's time to tell a doctor? Here are some tips on how to tell normal forgetfulness from dementia: Normal age-related symptoms: These problems can be frustrating, but they are not very serious and certainly aren't any cause fo ..read more
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National Diabetes Month: Tips for Hosting a Diabetes-Friendly Thanksgiving
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In the U.S., Thanksgiving is typically thought of as the kick-off to the holiday season. It’s often a day to spend enjoying the companionship of friends and loved ones and, of course, copious amounts of rich foods and festive drinks. For the nearly 40 million Americans who live with diabetes, these menu options can wreak havoc on necessary dietary restrictions and make navigating the holiday table quite challenging. When temptations abound on Thanksgiving and throughout the holiday season, it’s more important than ever to manage your diabetes in a smart, thoughtful way. A Guide for Managing Y ..read more
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Thank You For Your Service: How to Celebrate & Support Senior Veterans
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Veterans Day in the U.S. and Remembrance Day in Canada are celebrated annually on November 11th. This is a day set aside to honor those who served their country. It is estimated there are 18 million veterans in the U.S.  and nearly 700,000 in Canada. Their service spans generations, conflicts, and times of peace. At Sunrise, we are proud to have many residents and team members who have served their country like our centenarian resident Dick who served in World War II at the Battle of the Bulge.   If you are wondering what you and your family can do to honor those who served this Vet ..read more
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Tips for Supporting Heart Health This Men's Health Month
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Cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death for men and women across most ethnic and racial groups. More commonly referred to as heart disease, this umbrella term is used to describe conditions that are the result of a narrowing or blockage of blood vessels. It can lead to a variety of medical crises, including a heart attack. Genetics, sex, and age can both play a role in heart disease. Men are twice as likely as women to develop cardiovascular disease at a young age, often by as much as ten years. But many risk factors are related to lifestyle, too. In honor of National Men’s He ..read more
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Halloween Costume Ideas for Grandparents & Their Grandkids
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Grandparents fill a unique role in a family. They are cheerleaders, historians, and the keepers of secrets. Grandkids often count on them for everything from afterschool transportation to trips to the local zoo. It’s a relationship like none other. The benefits of these intergenerational relationships are numerous. For the younger generation, having a senior actively involved in their life helps them forge healthy ideas about aging early on. And seniors who routinely spend time around children and teens, are often more physically active and mentally sharp. As we move closer to one of children ..read more
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Mental Health Spotlight: Self-Care Tips for Caregivers
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As our population continues to grow older, more adult children are finding themselves taking on the role of caregiver for an aging parent. Some do so while working outside the home. Either way, the situation can be stressful, sometimes leading to a personal health crisis for the caregiver. Many times, the caregiver won’t recognize and act on the warning signs of burnout until it’s too late. They fall ill or experience a serious injury. Or experience a stress-related mental health problem. This is why it’s important to learn how to practice healthy self-care. And to also recognize the red flag ..read more
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Recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It’s a time when breast cancer prevention advocates around the country join forces to highlight the potential causes, symptoms, and treatment options for this disease. From educating women about the importance of an annual screening to raising awareness about risk factors, the month has been crucial in helping reduce deaths related to breast cancer. It is also a time for people affected by the disease to find community and support as they navigate their unique circumstances. By sharing their experiences, people can find support, love, and comfort as t ..read more
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Celebrating Heritage Through Food: Octopus Escabeche Recipe
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Food is at the heart of so many cultures. It is an expression of love and experience, passed down from generation to generation. As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month September 15 through October 15, we celebrate the cultures and identities of our team members and how they express them to our Sunrise community through their food. Paul is our Dining Services Coordinator at Sunrise of Staten Island where he creates memories through food for his residents and their families. Paul whose family is from Saint Croix one of the U.S. Virgin Islands in the Caribbean fell in love with cooking early. F ..read more
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6 Tips For Planning A Fun Fall Excursion With Your Older Loved Ones
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Fall is a great time of year to plan an outing almost anywhere you live in the country. The weather tends to be cooler and easier to predict. That makes outdoor excursions more fun for everyone. And there’s research to show that older adults reap health benefits from getting out and about in the community. Advantages range from decreased anxiety to fewer incidences of depression. If you are a family caregiver, especially for a loved one with memory loss, you might be wondering how to safely plan an outing. We have a few tips you might find useful. Fun Fall Outings for Older Adults and Family ..read more
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