Hurricane Milton Update 10/7/24
As Hurricane Milton approaches, the safety and well-being of residents and staff remain our highest priority. We are working with local authorities as we prepare for the storm & implementing our emergency plans. We will not be posting specific community updates via social media and will only be posting through our internal communication tools. If […]
Fun Fall Activities for Seniors
With fall in full swing, it’s time to take part in festive activities to enjoy the best parts of the season. Crisp, colorful leaves, bright pumpkins, and delicious apples are just a few activities that people look forward to all year. And why not include your favorite senior with you? Consider doing some of these […]
How to Involve Grandparents in Back-to-School Activities
With the school year in full swing, it can be challenging for some parents to navigate all the back-to-school activities. Orientations, meetings, projects, and after-school programs are just a few of the appointments back on parents’ schedules. With so little time in the day, some parents may feel more overwhelmed. If you’re starting to feel […]
Aqua Therapy and How It Benefits Seniors
Regular exercise and activity are essential for seniors to stay healthy. From reducing the risk of falls and dementia prevention to improving overall wellness, it’s crucial for seniors to find an activity within their physical capabilities and limitations that they can regularly participate in. But as seniors age, it’s natural to get a few more […]
Coping with a Sense of Loss When a Loved One Has Dementia
Dealing with loss can be difficult for anyone to navigate, especially for those with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Though those with dementia still have their emotional memory intact, their response to emotions is often affected by it, leading to irrational and sometimes illogical reactions to overwhelming news. Because of this, it’s essential to approach your loved […]
Is Your Senior Loved One Still a Safe Driver?
While some senior adults are certainly capable of driving, it’s natural for most seniors to begin to develop problems that may impair their ability to drive. Whether you’re worried about vision problems, hearing abilities, or another physical issue, it’s essential to be aware of your loved one’s driving ability to keep them safe. But how […]
The Health Benefits of Volunteering During Retirement
Volunteering offers numerous advantages for the organizations and the communities it serves; however, it has several benefits for the volunteers, too! This is particularly true for those of retirement age or currently in retirement. Studies show that seniors who volunteer regularly have positive physical and mental outcomes, including reduced stress and blood pressure. And that’s […]
Using Tai Chi to Manage Osteoarthritis Pain
With more than 3 million cases per year, osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis found in people worldwide. A degenerative disease, osteoarthritis causes stiffness, pain, and inflammation of the joints due to the gradual deterioration of cartilage. It is usually found in the hands, neck, back, hips, or knees. While there is no […]
Moving Into A Senior Community For the First Time?
Moving a parent or aging loved one into a senior living community can be difficult and emotional for anyone. On top of the emotions, it can be extremely stressful to go through the logistical process of moving– from choosing a senior living community, moving out and in, to living in a new home. It can […]
How to Make Friends When You’re Over 60
Doesn’t it seem that the older we become, the more difficult it is to make true friends? As time passes, the number of friends we have seems to decrease; as the years pass, the number of people in our lives we can trust and count on appears to dwindle. There are plenty of reasons why […]