Creating New Hope Senior Living Advisors

Creating New Hope Senior Living Advisors Empowering families with information to make a sound placement decision. Struggling with an aging family member? We can help.

Our team of Senior Living Advisors provide you with expert counsel, education, and connect you with community resources. We specialize in identifying quality assisted living, memory care and residential care community’s. We are specific and comprehensive in our approach. Our senior living advisors prescreen each community, checking licensing and regulatory history directly from the California Department of Social Services database. Our services is 100% complementary to the families, we charge the communities a referral fee. We understand how difficult this process is and our intention is to be a guiding light during this transition.

08/13/2025

We all have those old meds hiding in our cabinets, but did you know they can actually be more harmful than helpful?

When a drug expires, we lose certainty about its effectiveness and safety. Pharmaceutical companies only test drugs up to a certain number of years—after that, we’re in the dark.

This is why it’s always a good idea to clean out your medicine cabinet regularly. If it’s been sitting there for years, don’t risk it—safely dispose of it!

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08/11/2025

Imagine a place where seniors get everything from doctor visits to rehab—all in one location, while still living at home.

That’s what a PACE Center offers. CEI just opened one in Tri-Valley, expanding access for East Bay families.

These centers provide primary care, physical therapy, social activities, and more—so seniors with complex health needs can stay in their communities.

PACE stands for Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly. It’s not just healthcare—it’s peace of mind for families and independence for elders.

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08/08/2025

Not all supplement recommendations are created equal—especially when it comes to statins and CoQ10.

While CoQ10 isn’t harmful, many physicians don’t consider it essential unless you have more than one major risk factor like high blood pressure or high blood sugar *in addition* to high cholesterol.

Since supplements aren’t regulated like prescriptions, what you’re really paying for might be peace of mind—not proven results.

If you're only managing high cholesterol and feeling great otherwise, don’t let marketing convince you to over-medicate. Talk to your doctor and stick with what’s necessary.

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08/06/2025

Getting older shouldn’t mean getting isolated or missing medical care—and that’s where PACE steps in.

They provide a full day center experience for elders, including meals, mental and physical activities, plus full transportation services—even to outside specialists like cardiologists or neurologists.

PACE stands for *Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly*, and it's designed to take the pressure off families by coordinating every part of a participant’s care. It’s not just convenient—it’s life-changing.

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08/05/2025

TRICARE might just be the best Medicare supplement out there.

It works so well alongside Medicare that you probably won’t need anything else. But some folks also have retiree coverage from former jobs, and that adds another layer.

Just know: once you leave retiree coverage, you usually can’t get it back—so it’s a big decision.

If retiree coverage starts to cost too much, you’re not stuck. There *are* other good options like TRICARE to consider—it’s all about knowing what fits your needs best.

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08/04/2025

Being a full risk provider means we’re responsible for all aspects of a patient’s care, from day-to-day visits to major health setbacks like hospitalizations.

If someone falls or gets sick, we ensure they get the proper care to recover, working closely with skilled nursing facilities and physical therapists.

It's about ensuring continuity of care and helping patients return to their baseline. This approach not only saves costs but also creates a more seamless healthcare experience.

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08/01/2025

We’ve all been there—staring at bottles of expired medication, wondering if they’re still good.

Unfortunately, they lose their potency over time, and taking them could have serious consequences.

Some meds, like tetracyclines and aspirin, even become toxic. Instead of flushing them, drop them off at a pharmacy or a police station that has a special disposal bin.

It’s important for your health and the environment! If you're ever unsure, it's always better to get rid of them.

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07/30/2025

Starting dementia meds early can make a big difference—but stopping them at the right time is just as important.

Once cognitive decline gets severe, these drugs stop helping and can even harm organs like the liver.

That’s why doctors often shift focus from treatment to care when quality of life becomes the priority.

For example, drugs like Aricept or Namenda may show benefits in the first couple of years, but after that, continuing them might only be helping the family feel better—not the patient. Knowing when to let go is a form of care too.

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07/29/2025

Still working at 65? You might not have to sign up for Medicare yet—but that doesn’t mean you should ignore it.

If you're covered by active employer insurance (yours or your spouse’s), you can delay enrolling in Medicare Part B and Part D without penalty.

BUT—once that coverage ends, you have just 8 months to sign up, or you could face lifelong penalties.

Pro tip: Always document your employer coverage when delaying Medicare to protect yourself later.

Have questions? Drop them below—we’ll break it down together.

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07/28/2025

Imagine a senior care program that brings everything under one roof—and even to your doorstep.

PACE does just that with dental, podiatry, optometry, audiology, social work, nutritional support, and in-home care services. It’s designed to simplify healthcare for seniors while making sure nothing falls through the cracks.

This model, known as the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), helps aging adults stay in their communities while receiving comprehensive medical and social support.

It's a game-changer for families juggling complex care needs and gives peace of mind that their loved one is truly covered.

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07/25/2025

Many seniors in independent living communities unknowingly take duplicate medications—and it can lead to serious issues.

Unlike assisted living, where meds are usually managed by staff, independent living allows more autonomy.

This freedom can lead to taking two versions of the same medication—like Nexium and Pepcid, or Celebrex with Advil—without realizing it’s risky.

A simple medication review with a pharmacist or doctor can help catch these overlaps. It’s a small step that can make a big difference in safety and health.

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234 Timber Wolf Court
Dublin, CA
94568

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