The decision for seniors to give up their car keys is a delicate and often challenging transition. Driving represents independence and freedom, so the prospect of relinquishing this privilege can be emotionally charged for both the senior and their family. This blog aims to provide comprehensive insights, strategies, and considerations for families dealing with this… Read more
Whether you are a senior looking for a suitable community or a family member seeking the best care for your loved one, it is crucial to have a comprehensive understanding of senior living. Our goal is to provide you with the necessary information to make informed decisions and ensure a smooth transition into this new… Read more
How To Build Meaningful Relationships in Retirement: A Senior’s Guide
Retirement can be a time of great freedom and relaxation. It can also be lonely and isolated, especially for seniors who may have lost touch with older friends or family members. So, how do seniors meet other seniors? Though it may sound daunting at first, there are many ways for seniors to make new friends… Read more
As technology continues to evolve, staying up-to-date on current trends and security best practices can feel daunting—especially for seniors with less experience using tablets or other smart devices. You might assume learning new tech skills will be complicated or take too long to master. But becoming a tech-savvy senior is easier than you think. In… Read more
Did you know that card games are one of the easiest ways to introduce intergenerational activities into your home or community? The reason? Playing cards offer cognitive benefits to children, adults, and seniors, alike. After all, most games require players to use math, categorize and sort cards, memorize sets, and problem-solve—all while having fun together. … Read more
Intergenerational activities and programming are nothing new. Yet, finding creative ways to boost engagement among different age groups can be challenging. Age-related stereotypes or biases are often the culprits for the social division and misunderstandings among young and older generations. But, in reality, we all have something to learn and teach those around us—regardless of… Read more
We’re already nose-deep into pumpkin season, but if you haven’t grabbed your bright-orange, soon-to-be Jack O’ Lanterns yet, there is still plenty of time! We want to share a few fun, fall-themed activities you can enjoy with the grandkids. These activities are perfect for every age and skill level. But before we dig in (pun… Read more
Still on the fence about moving to a retirement community? We understand this decision takes careful consideration. After all, transitioning from your family home to senior living or assisted living is a major life event. Yet, more often than not, we hear seniors tell us the following when asked why they don’t want to move… Read more
Easter is a special time of year for many families across the world. It’s a time for celebrations, traditions, and time spent together after a long winter season. If you’re planning to spend this holiday with loved ones, or with close friends in your retirement community, you might be looking for fun activities to spread… Read more
Any expert will tell you that no matter a person’s age, there’s always something new to learn. But Diane Ackerman said it best when she affirmed, “play is the brain’s favorite way of learning.” As we get older, it’s even more important that we find creative (and entertaining) ways to keep our critical thinking and… Read more
