Wisdom and wrinkles aren’t the only tokens that come with age. Change is another inevitable sidekick to the passing of time. For some, that means planning for retirement and all…
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Planning Your Next Move: Is Independent Living in Your Future?
As a senior inching toward retirement—or perhaps just entering this stage of life—you may be surprised by all the questions you have about your future. Aren’t you supposed to have…
Help Your Loved One Navigate Memory Loss with a Regular Routine
As a caregiver of an older adult experiencing memory loss, you may find yourself wondering if there’s more you could be doing to improve your loved one’s comfort and well-being….
Make the Most of Family Visits This Summer
Spending quality time with family is a favorite pastime for many older adults. If you’re a new senior living resident planning your first family visit, or an older adult considering…
Celebrate a Memory-Friendly 4th of July
The rockets’ red glare may be a captivating sight in the 4th of July skies, but the accompanying booms and all of the holiday hustle and bustle can also cause…
Initiating an “Assisted Living” Conversation with Your Loved One
As the adult child of aging parents, you may find yourself in a difficult place. Even as an adult, you probably view your parents as authority figures. They told you…
Sun Safety Tips for Seniors: Preventing Heat-Related Illnesses
Fun-filled days in the sun may be good for the soul, but a little sun goes a long way, especially for older adults. The healing power of time outdoors and…
Senior Scams & Fraud Prevention: Take Steps to Protect Yourself (or a Loved One)
Scammers make big money preying on vulnerable populations, and their schemes impacting older adults are on the rise. In fact, the FBI estimates that in 2023 alone, Americans aged 60…
Financial Planning for Seniors: Budgeting for a Comfortable Retirement
Even if you’re eagerly counting down the days, easing into your next stage of life as a retiree may take some time. You’ll be adjusting to a new daily pace,…
Spreading Peanut Butter, Jelly, and Good Will
In late March, 35 Canterbury Court residents helped feed our community by making sandwiches en masse for an Atlanta-based non-profit organization called The Sandwich Project. It’s not the first time…