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It’s tough enough dealing with a pandemic. But for those with dementia, it’s truly unsettling. How can caregivers keep their loved ones safe while coping with the additional stress? Life before the coronavirus presented its share of challenges for caregivers of those with Alzheimer’s and dementia.  Dealing with a loved…

There’s no magic pill to prevent dementia. But there is a diet that could help to slow cognitive decline. It’s known as the MIND Diet, which is short for the Mediterranean-DASH Intervention for Neuro-degenerative Delay. Experts believe that the MIND dementia prevention diet may reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s…

We know that you may be concerned about the coronavirus and how it may impact us here at Seashore Gardens Living Center. Protecting your loved one’s health and safety is our highest priority, and I wanted to share the latest information.   At this time, we do not have any…

As we age, it is not uncommon to have ‘senior moments.’ Anyone who has ever forgotten where they left their keys or failed to remember the name of an old friend knows this feeling. But sometimes this forgetfulness can be a sign of something more serious, such as Alzheimer’s dementia.Alzheimer's…

Howard and Shirley Bernstein speak about the changing face of aging in a modern world. They are residents of Seashore Gardens Living Center's Assisted Living. The Bernstein's are long time board members and supporters of Seashore Gardens Foundation and Living Center. Elder living can be full of technology and activities.In…

Dylan Krawiec, a freshman at Cedar Creek High School, celebrated his fifteenth birthday on Monday, Dec. 30, 2019, by orchestrating a slipper donation of more than 500 pairs of socks and slippers to residents at Seashore Gardens Living Center (SGLC).His community service project, “Socks and Slippers for Seniors,” was inspired…