Senior Living

  • Older Americans Month

    May is Older Americans Month, and the theme – “Age Out Loud” – focuses attention on giving a voice to seniors on issues related to aging. Continue Reading Older Americans Month

  • Dealing with Spring Allergies

    Spring brings a bounty of beauty, from green grass to flowering trees to beautiful blooms. With that beauty comes misery for some people in the form of spring allergies. Continue Reading Dealing with Spring Allergies

  • Bringing Generations Together

    Studies have found intergenerational relationships benefit both older and younger people. Learn more about our intergenerational activities. Continue Reading Bringing Generations Together

  • Benefits of Assisted Living

    If you or a family member face challenges with the daily tasks required to keep up a home, you may want to consider a move to assisted living. Continue Reading Benefits of Assisted Living

  • Steps to Help Seniors Avoid Identity Theft

    For many seniors, having a nest egg provides peace of mind. Unfortunately, healthy savings accounts often make seniors the targets of identity theft. Continue Reading Steps to Help Seniors Avoid Identity Theft

  • Tips for Seniors Who Want to Dive into Social Media

    Think seniors don’t use social media? In 2017, seniors are adopting social platforms for a wide variety of uses well beyond keeping tabs on grandchildren. Continue Reading Tips for Seniors Who Want to Dive into Social Media

  • Top Types of Low-Impact Exercises for Assisted Living

    As seniors age, it’s more important than ever to maintain an active lifestyle. By exercising regularly, you increase your chances of remaining independent. Continue Reading Top Types of Low-Impact Exercises for Assisted Living

  • Help Your Loved One Avoid These Top Senior Scams

    If you’re over 60, you’ve likely been targeted by scammers looking to clean out your nest egg. Senior scams come in a variety of formats, but they all can have devastating consequences. By educating yourself, you can avoid becoming a victim. Continue Reading Help Your Loved One Avoid These Top Senior Scams

  • What’s Up, Doc? Questions to Ask Your Parent’s Doctor

    In a doctor’s office, it’s easy to forget the questions you meant to ask – especially if you’re there for treatment of a specific illness or injury rather than for a routine appointment. Continue Reading What’s Up, Doc? Questions to Ask Your Parent’s Doctor

  • Making the Transition to Assisted Living

    Making the Transition to Assisted Living

    There are many great things about getting older: You’ve gained extensive knowledge over the years, you have great stories to share and you’ve (hopefully) learned to not sweat the small stuff. There are also some big decisions as you age, including if and when to move from independent to assisted living arrangements. Continue Reading Making…