Finding the best place for your loved one is an important decision. Many families start by exploring various options like assisted living, memory care, and nursing homes. Each senior living option offers different levels of support, so understanding these differences can help you make the right choice. If you’re beginning your search for assisted living […]
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Finding the right place for your loved one is important. Many families start by exploring different options, such as assisted living, memory care, and nursing homes. While all provide support, it’s crucial to know the differences so you can make the best decision. If you’re beginning your search for assisted living facilities in Katy, TX,
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Assisted living facilities and nursing homes can feel impersonal and clinical, leaving residents feeling isolated at times. Even though a nursing home may be the best option for a loved one who requires intensive medical care, that type of support isn’t always necessary. Assisted living or memory care at The Legacy at Cimarron might be
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Terry’s Role as Life Enrichment Director of The Courtyards at Mountain View At The Courtyards at Mountain View, a senior living community in Denver, Colorado, Terry serves as the Life Enrichment Director. She plans and implements enriching social activities for assisted living and independent living residents. It is a role she embraces with deep commitment
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Some might expect an older person to become jaded after a lifetime of experiences. But Tomi, a vibrant Japanese-American woman, is anything but. With her 100th birthday approaching, Tomi’s journey has been shaped by the historical events she witnessed, the places she explored, and the enduring relationships she formed along the way. “Tomi is such
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More seniors are getting into technology, which can be a real game-changer for their retirement years. Just ask our 101-year-old resident Joe, who moved into Dunwoody Place in November 2021. “I recently found a love for tampering with technology,” he said. Thanks to technology for seniors, such as video calls, social media, and messaging apps,
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Do you constantly need to repeat yourself when speaking with a senior family member? As our loved ones age, they may face various challenges, one of the most common being hearing loss. Unfortunately, many seniors won’t acknowledge the issue because they fear it will compromise their independence. That reluctance can create feelings of isolation and
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Since they arrived at The Havens at Antelope Valley in October 2022, Jerry and Betty haveleft an indelible mark on our community. He is 102, she is 97, and this loving couple has been married for 74 years. He does just about everything for her! Jerry’s devoted care for Betty shines as he wheels her
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Fae embodies the spirit of resilience and independence, having celebrated her 100th birthday in March of 2024. She’s lived in The Havens at Antelope Valley since September of 2022 and prefers to keep her life story close to her heart. Yet, her rich history speaks volumes through her actions and connections. Engaging in social groups
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A Greenhaven Place resident and nursing retiree recently turned 100, and our team was thrilled to help her celebrate. Her name is Peggy, and she joined our community in May of 2021. Since then, she’s made countless new friends. Our team members think she’s pretty amazing, too. Nurses are the heart of health care, embodying
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