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The holiday season is a time of joy, togetherness and giving. For seniors, it can also be a time of loneliness and frustration. That’s why CiminoCare makes every effort to bring favorite traditions back to life and encourages residents and caregivers alike to share their beloved family traditions to bring back fond memories and create joy within our communities.

Fall is officially here. To welcome the season, CiminoCare asked our Senior Caregivers and Senior Residents what memories arise in October, and the overwhelming response was eating for winter. Homemade recipes were shared, along with memories of time spent cooking with family and loved ones. The number one meal? A hearty, homemade soup, which have more benefits than you might realize!

As the days get shorter and we switch to sweater weather and pumpkin spice, CiminoCare’s senior communities keep residents and staff happy and healthy by preparing for changes to our routines. With less time to be outside and active and more time spent in close quarters, there are some things to consider as the weather cools.

As wildfires become a season in California, protecting your lungs and respiratory system from the fine particulates in smoke is a genuine concern. Children, pregnant women, the elderly and those with lung or heart disease are the most at risk for adverse health effects. Take it easy, stay inside and follow our tips to stay safer during periods of poor air quality.