Beacon Senior Advisors

06/05/2021

June is National Cancer Survivor Awareness Month! We celebrate those who have survived and continue to inspire and give hope to those recently diagnosed. Let us all continue to promote awareness of cancer and promote means of early detection and healthy lifestyles.

05/19/2021

05/09/2021

“A mother is always the beginning. She is how things begin.” —Unknown

Happy Mother's Day to all mothers out there!

05/07/2021

Thank you!

Thank a nurse whenever you can! Show your appreciation by commenting why you are grateful to nurses.

04/05/2021

"By grace we are saved through faith." - Kevin DeYoung

Happy Easter! We hope you have a meaningful Sunday

03/12/2021

Our FREE services include:

1) Personalized consultations
2) Client education
3) Assisted facility research
4) Scheduling visits and tours
5) Post-placement visits

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02/17/2021

Many challenges and risks occur during the winter months that could detrimentally impact older adults. Make sure they stay safe and warm!

01/02/2021

Wishing you the best this new year!

#2021

11/20/2020

Whether you are a senior or a family member of a senior who has a concern... our service is absolutely FREE and is designed to assist you throughout the entire process.

If you are ready to get started or just want to discuss the first steps, contact us today.

11/13/2020

Did you know Beacon Senior Advisors services are FREE for Seniors and their Families?

11/09/2020

Assisted Living and Memory Care are just two of the fast-growing options for long-term senior care. Many people don't understand the differences between them.

If you think it's time to have that discussion... feel free to contact us and we will be glad to help.

11/04/2020

The damage from smoking affects most parts of your body. From your skin to your brain, to the function of your immune system, and all of your organs, there are very few parts of the body that are spared from the negative affects of to***co.

People age 50 and older that smoke are more likely to have difficulty with breathing, fatigue, and coughing.

Smoking is the leading cause of cancer in the United States. It is also linked to many other diseases including: heart disease, high blood pressure, emphysema, COPD, diabetes complications, bone disease, stomach ulcers, cataracts, pain or tightness in the chest, and more.

And second hand smoke can cause nonsmokers that inhale it health problems too.

If you or your loved one smoke, it is never to late to quit. There are many products on the market today to aid in helping you to quit. Ask your doctor about what is available for you and get on the road to being smoke-free!

10/26/2020

One of the best traditional crafts for Halloween time is making jack-o-lanterns. It isn't only for kids, seniors can enjoy this activity too. It can even be a fun bonding activity for grandkids and grandparents!

You can opt to have a pumpkin painting day or give them sharpies to draw designs if you want to keep safe and avoid using sharp instruments.

10/20/2020

Spending some time outdoors allows your body to naturally convert vitamin D. Depending on your skin tone, some people need as little as 15 minutes, whereas others may need up to 2 hours.