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10 | October 11, 2018 | 22nd century media <strong>Active</strong> aging 22ndCenturyMedia.com 4 surprising insights into life with Parkinson’s Disease StatePoint Media Over 1 million Americans live with Parkinson’s disease, and while some symptoms are easier to see, there are a range of harderto-detect non-movement symptoms that can have an impact on daily life. Recently, the Parkinson & Movement Disorder Alliance, a non-profit organization offering programming for those in the Parkinson’s disease community, surveyed over 650 people with Parkinson’s and care partners to understand how non-movement symptoms impact their lives and quality of life. The results: Stop by our booth to see Pilates in action! 1770 1st St #205, Highland Park 1. Parkinson’s disease affects more than motor function. Patients with Parkinson’s disease may experience different symptoms, both motor and non-movement related. Nearly all (90 percent) of survey respondents experienced nonmovement symptoms, such as: • Sleep problems (84 percent) • Cognitive challenges (75 percent) • Anxiety (65 percent) • Depression (55 percent) • Hallucinations (41 percent) • Delusions (24 percent) 2. Non-movement symptoms can be more challenging than motor symptoms. Of those who experienced or reported, non-movement symptoms, 84 percent felt that they have a negative impact on quality of life, and about half rated them as more challenging to live with than movement symptoms. 3. Daily living is impacted by hard-to-see symptoms. Parkinson’s disease changes how patients and their care partners think about the future and cope with day-to-day living. Non-movement symptoms negatively impacted the ability to: • Sleep (84 percent) • Plan for future events (76 percent) • Socialize (71 percent) • Make plans with family and friends (70 percent) • Be intimate with their partner (68 percent) • Complete household chores (68 percent) • Run errands (67 percent) When people with Parkinson’s experience non-movement symptoms, care partners are impacted, too. In fact, psychosis symptoms in patients with Parkinson’s are a strong predictor of increased care partner burden, and those with hallucinations have a 2.5-fold greater risk for nursing home admission. 4. Reporting symptoms is crucial. Even though non-movement symptoms are common, they are rarely reported. It’s important to report all symptoms to a doctor (usually a neurologist), as there are many different treatment options to address both motor and non-movement symptoms. New educational resources about the onset and impact of nonmovement symptoms of Parkinson’s can be found by visiting Pmdalliance.org and MoretoParkinsons.com. The survey was sponsored by ACADIA Pharmaceuticals Inc. Ask Me How You Can Have A Tax Free Retirement With Rates Starting At 4%. 1128 Rose Rd., Lake Zurich, IL 60047 T: 847-715-9638 • M: 786-797-3517 • E: Mark@FFS.Org • W: www.ffs.org With top care providers and a modern, guest-centered facility, Symphony of Buffalo Grove offers our guests the quickest possible recoveries and optimal results. Learn more at: symphonybuffalogrove.com, or by calling (847) 465-0200 With comprehensive therapies and individual care plans we help our guests regain their independence and sense of fulfillment. Learn more at: symphonyofevanston.com, or by calling (847) 492-7700 100 Million Americans suffer from chronic pain Pain affects more people in the U.S. than diabetes, heart disease, and cancer combined Discuss with one of our clinicians how toimprove the quality of YOUR LIFE. (847) 310-7420 Come find out if Medical Cannabis isright for you. Visit us at Booth #33 Resister for our Medical Cannabis Info Session Monday October 15, 2018 1:00 -2:30pm by calling (847) 310-7420 Compassionate Care Consulting |2101 Waukegan Road, Suite 200 |Bannockburn, IL 60015
22ndCenturyMedia.com active aging 22nd century media | October 11, 2018 | 11 Chestnut Square: A beautiful community with new friends waiting Since opening in 2003, Chestnut Square at The Glen has been one of the North Shore’s most popular choices for independent senior living. The reasons are many, but to fully understand what makes the community so special, we think our residents, families and staff give the best perspective of all: “Moving to Chestnut Square was one of the best decisions my wife and I ever made... our only regret is that we didn’t do this sooner! There’s always something new and exciting happening and we’ve never met a nicer group of people. When my brother saw how happy we were, he decided to make Chestnut Square his new home also.” -Don Klein “I wanted to find a place where I felt an instant connection with the residents and the staff, and Chestnut Square gave me a warm feeling the moment I walked through the door. I especially love all the events...I’ve done more in eight months than I have in the past eight years.” -Dee Knapik “We wanted to find the best location, lifestyle and value, and that’s why we chose Chestnut Square. Everyone we meet is friendly, the meals have been excellent and we’ve got the Glenview Senior Center right across the street.” -Clayton and Doris Welter “I’ve worked at Chestnut Square for over 10 years and the residents have become a special part of my family. Everybody is so nice... it’s why I love my job!” -Maria Latacz “The residents are so welcoming... they want you to feel part of their community from day one. There are so many activities and excursions to choose from. Units are well-maintained. There is formal dining every night and brunch on Sundays. My mom is safe, happy and close to her family now. I have Chestnut and the wonderful staff there to thank for that.” -Beth Huber Located at 2601 Chestnut Ave. in Glenview, Chestnut Square at The Glen features spacious floor plans, all-inclusive services and amenities, a signature dining program, diverse cultural and recreational events, scheduled transportation, weekly housekeeping and 24/7 concierge services. Homecare and home health services are also available on-site if ever needed. Chestnut Square at The Glen is also excited to announce, for a limited time, attractive incentives on their 100 percent-refundable entrance fees. One and two-bedroom apartments are available, so there’s never been a better time to lock in your rate and enjoy the vibrant lifestyle at Chestnut Square. Submitted by Chestnut Square at The Glen, 2601 Chestnut Ave, Glenview. For more information, visit www. chestnutsquare.info or call (847) 998-1118. Vi at The Glen’s private villa homes combine the independence ofasingle-family residence with the benefits of aLife Plan Community. Maintain the fulfilling lifestyle you enjoy with the added comfort ofknowing care islocated on-site. Book atour todayand discoverthe best of both worlds. GLAA2018 Somewhere in the neighborhood OF PERFECT. 888.772.0186 •TheGlen.ViLiving.com 2500 Indigo Lane, Glenview, IL 60026 CC-Lake, Inc. is the sole entity responsible for the performance ofthe continuing carecontracts at Vi at TheGlen.
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