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Laughter—a Common Sight and Sound When Living in a Retirement Community
April 16, 2019Does a laugh a day keep the doctor away? While we can’t promise that, we can confidently say that laughter is definitely good for the body, mind and spirit. That’s …
Read MoreLiving alone is perfectly fine. Being lonely is not.
October 4, 2018Living alone doesn’t have to mean being lonely. A study of 3,000 Americans from age 57 to 85 showed that those who lived alone were more likely to socialize with …
Read MoreSt. Patrick’s Day is a reason for all to celebrate at senior living communities
March 16, 2018An Irish saying proclaims, “There are only two kinds of people in the world, the Irish and those who wish they were.” That statement of pride contains more than a …
Read MoreWhat should you look for in a retirement community?
January 30, 2018If you have decided that retirement community living could meet your needs or those of a loved one, you have several options to consider. You may even feel a bit …
Read MoreYoga for seniors: Discovering the physical, mental and emotional benefits
January 19, 2018More and more seniors are practicing yoga for its low-impact movements, which help improve their flexibility, mobility, strength and balance, as well as their mental and emotional health. Those benefits …
Read MoreActive senior living communities buzz with holiday excitement and anticipation
December 11, 2017Whether we’re normally a pollyanna or a scrooge, and regardless of our age, the holidays really can bring out the child in all of us. Beginning around Thanksgiving, we see …
Read MoreEncourage multigenerational interaction at your family Thanksgiving gathering
November 22, 2017Thanksgiving is Americans’ second-favorite holiday, following Christmas, according to a national Harris Poll of a cross section of adults in 2015. Travel statistics back that up, with Thanksgiving also coming …
Read MoreVeterans Day: Honoring seniors living in Pennsylvania and Maryland who served our country
November 7, 2017More than 800,000 Pennsylvanians and 400,000 Marylanders are military veterans, and over half are age 65 and older. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs lists many of them as serving …
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