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Canterbury Tales, CTales, is the monthly newsletter prepared by the Residents and Staff of Canterbury Court for the enjoyment of the Residents, their friends and families, and prospective residents. It is published from September through June each year and is approximately 30 pages long. Residents, staff members and friends send articles about their committees, department …
Read MoreJuly 19, 2021 Dear Canterbury Residents, Employees, Family Members, Trustees, and Community Partners, Last week I notified you of a Covid positive case among our vaccinated staff. The staff members that had been directly exposed to this individual did get tested and we learned of one additional positive case this weekend. This individual is not …
Read MoreJuly 16, 2021 Dear Canterbury Residents, Employees, Family Members, Trustees, and Community Partners, It has been 5 months since our last Covid communication. Given our 100% vaccination status with both residents and staff, we had hoped that that would have been our last communication of positive test results. Unfortunately, the vaccines are not as effective at …
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The cost of living is often a cause for worry for many people, and it can be particularly stressful for those who are approaching retirement age. The expenses associated with aging are many, and the thought of retiring and losing your current income source can be daunting. But there are many ways in which seniors …
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When faced with the decision about whether to move to a retirement community or stay in the family home, many seniors may feel they’d be happier if they stay home, especially if they have no serious health concerns that require regular medical care. But an in-depth study conducted by ProMatura International yielded results some may …
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Every person must be able to perform certain basic tasks if they expect to live independently. These abilities, when assessed by health care professionals, are referred to as Activities of Daily Living, or ADLs. If your elderly loved one lives in an independent living community, it’s important to be aware of their ability to perform …
Read MoreWatch the video in this link to hear about Mary’s 750-mile virtual journey.
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Father’s Day falls on the third Sunday in June. And if you’re looking for Father’s Day activities to make Dad feel special, we’ve put together some ideas to suit aging fathers. Whether your dad is still active or has mobility challenges, you can have a special day that honors him for all he’s done for …
Read MoreWatch the video in this link to hear Canterbury Court resident Mary Capka’s inspiring story.
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Most people look forward to warmer weather. It motivates us to get outside, and after an extended period of mostly staying indoors, who isn’t ready for that? But not everyone thrives in summer heat. Older people’s bodies don’t handle excessive heat in the same way they once did. For example, older adults don’t regulate their …
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Thinking about moving to just the right retirement locale? Retiring in Georgia should lead your list of inviting places. The Peach State combines a mild climate with inland beauty and coastal beaches, warm people, a senior-friendly financial environment, and much more. Retiring in Atlanta in particular — most notably the Buckhead neighborhood — offers a …
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