Maintaining an active and involved lifestyle as we age is crucial for supporting our physical and mental well-being. Seniors who want to keep active and interact with others can benefit greatly from indoor activities like bingo. American Geriatric Care is giving the elderly the opportunity to enjoy themselves by playing games like this. This week, Ellen Samson and her team will have a wonderful time with the seniors at St. Mary’s Towers because they will not only play bingo but also listen to the stories of these elderly. AGC exerts effort for indoor activities because they believe that they have various advantages, which are as follows:

Promotes Mental Acuity

Bingo players must pay close attention to the numbers announced, keep track of their cards, and act quickly. Seniors who engage in this mental activity can retain their cognitive skills and mental agility. Also, playing bingo frequently helps enhance hand-eye coordination and prevent memory decline.

Encourages Socialization

Seniors frequently experience social isolation, particularly those who live alone or have mobility problems. Seniors have the chance to mingle with others while having fun and relaxing at bingo. The game promotes communication and can aid in fostering new relationships among seniors as well as fostering current ones.

Reduces Stress and Depression

Seniors who are dealing with health challenges or a loss of independence may experience substantial problems with stress and depression. Playing bingo can help people unwind and enjoy themselves while lowering their stress levels. Seniors’ overall quality of life and mental health may both benefit from this.

Seniors can stay active, involved, and a part of their community by playing bingo. The mental and social stimulation that this kind of activity can offer is advantageous to them. If you are looking for a company that provides effective strategies to keep your senior loved one engaged and active, American Geriatric Care Management is here to serve you.

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Ellen Samson

CEO at American Geriatric Care Management

American Geriatric was founded from personal experience of Ellen. Originating from a culture-rich country and strong family ties, Ellen felt the need of sharing the responsibility of taking care of the elders of the family. Growing up with the grandpas’ and grandmas’ love and care, spoiled with kisses and gifts and advice gave her the passion for returning the care.

In June 2011, American Geriatric was incorporated.It started out with a few staff. With the increasing number of clients signing up for in-home care, it expanded its network and multiplied the number of care providers to accommodate the need. In January 2012, health coordination and family dynamics support services were offered to cater to a more complex care needs of the elderly.

American Geriatric is now a full-fledged licensed Home Care Organization regulated by Home Care Services Bureau of California Department of Social Services, in full compliance with AB1217, The Home Care Services Consumer Protection Act.