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Senior and female child looking at a book inside of a library

December 11, 2024

6 Tips for a Better Winter

  Winter turns the world into a playground—where kids (and the young at heart) revel in the magic of snowflakes, snowball fights, and the joy of building snowmen. Even a pesky winter storm can go from dreaded news to the start of cherished memories in an instant. But let’s be honest—there comes a point when […]

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Two senior female residents looking merry in red holiday sweaters

December 1, 2024

Eat, Drink, & Be Merry this Season

Ahh, the holiday parties are upon us. From charcuterie boards to egg nog and relaxing by warm fires, make it memorable this year by feeling your best. Eating, drinking, and being merry without missing any good stuff is 100% possible! Food is a big part of family togetherness and holidays. However, as we age, our […]

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Mature couple reviewing long-term care insurance policy

November 25, 2024

How to Be Prepared for Long-Term Care

  As we gear up for a busy holiday season filled with loved ones, laughter, and festive gatherings, it’s also important to know that November is Long-Term Care Awareness Month. It’s the perfect time to start thinking ahead. Being informed and prepared can make all the difference, and exploring long-term care insurance is one way […]

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Decorative thanksgiving themed pumpkin pie

November 14, 2024

Save Some Room for the Good Stuff

Thanksgiving is on the horizon! Many of us are probably planning delicious meals, jotting down grocery lists, and wondering whether or not we’ll save any room for pie after such a big meal. This brings such a good point to light: how do we save some room for the good stuff in our lives? Once […]

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Female caregiver helping her senior loved one walk safely.

November 4, 2024

No One Cares Like Family

November is Family Caregivers Month. Many of us wouldn’t be where we are today without the love and support we got from our families growing up. So, when they need our help, we want to be there in anyway we can! The hard part is that when a family member requires a lot of help […]

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3 senior living ladies looking confident and happy with Halloween decor

October 25, 2024

Senior Living Doesn’t Have to Be Spooky!

Living great as we age can be easy with the right resources, friends, and confidantes. However, the one difficult thing is making a decision. It’s never easy picking the right time for a change, but sometimes, a change can make life easier! As Kenny Rogers once said, “Don’t be afraid to give up the good […]

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Senior living resident holding her cat

October 17, 2024

Short-Term Stays Lead to Long-Term Success

  Just like it sounds, a short-term stay temporarily allows someone to stay in assisted living. Moving is a big decision, as is giving up a long-term residence. Coming in to try before signing long-term can be a useful way to help seniors choose where they’d like to spend their future. Short-term stays offer choice […]

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Senior male standing outside of his doorway next to a wooden bear carving.

October 7, 2024

Helping Seniors Live Their Best Lives

When you give in life, you receive; working in senior living is among the most rewarding careers. Those who choose to serve others in general and especially in senior living deserve mountains of gratitude! Choosing Senior Living Television shows, movies, and advertising place a high value on youth, and aging is portrayed as difficult and often unglamorous. […]

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Senior living residents and staff wearing watches with proactive health tracking capabilities.

September 30, 2024

Technology Helps Seniors Stay Safe

Caregiving for our senior loved ones is truly an honor. They helped us, and we’ll do everything possible to keep them safe, healthy, and happy. Helping those we love can present a dilemma: there are not enough hours in the day when we have families to support, jobs to attend to, and ordinary obligations that […]

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Holding the hands of someone with dementia to offer comfort.

September 20, 2024

Find Peace of Mind with Memory Care

Hearing the doctor say that your loved one has dementia can open emotional floodgates. Initially, there may be grief about the disease, followed by the overwhelming sense of what to do next. Caring for them around the clock could become risky on top of other life responsibilities like working or raising your family. Thankfully, there […]

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