It’s hard to watch a parent’s health decline, and while there’s no way to know when exactly the signs will start to emerge, it’s important to recognize the signs your aging parent needs help. There are natural signs of aging that start taking place after retirement. For example, you might
In January 2021, we welcomed our own Sophia Kilby into her new role as Director of Nursing. Our residents know Sophia as their dedicated long-term care nurse who’s been by their side for years. We spoke with Sophia just as she began the transition into the new role, discussing her
Discussing your needs will prepare your children now and better ensure your golden years are full of life No one wants to think about the day when their parent passes on. Your children are no exception. But putting off important conversations with your kids about your needs and wishes in
Spending the holidays alone and disconnected from family is the reality facing many seniors this Christmas season. This year, the Christmas and New Year’s traditions most seniors love, like family dinners and cookie baking parties, can’t be a part of the festivities. Isolation is a challenge too many seniors face
Dear Residents, Resident Representatives and Families, This letter is to inform you that we currently have two staff members and three residents of our skilled nursing facility have tested positive for COVID-19. The affected residents have been placed in isolation and the affected employees are currently self-isolating at home. Please
Growing older comes with many joys and the freedom to spend your time doing what you love. Of course, along with the freedoms it offers, growing older also eventually leads to our bodies moving more slowly and our daily tasks becoming more difficult. Big homes become too much to maintain
Retirement is a beautiful time in life when seniors can shift their focus from daily obligations to activities that bring them joy. It’s true freedom. The tradeoff is that as seniors age, the freedom to live independently starts to become a question of safety and wellbeing. Even the healthiest seniors
Few transitional periods in life are marked quite as notably as retirement. With this incredible life shift comes new opportunities, new freedoms, and the chance to reimagine life in your golden years. It also marks a time when, for most adults, their health and long-term wellbeing become more significant factors
One of the least understood aspects of Life Plan Communities is the confusion that exists around the terms “nursing home” and “retirement community.” These two terms are often used interchangeably and can consequently complicate the decision-making process when it comes to pursuing the next phase of an aging adult’s life.