Senior Living News

Learning to Love Your Changing Body

You likely know the old saying about death and taxes, but the reality is that there are a lot of other things we can't entirely avoid. The aging process is one

The Importance of Accepting Help

Forgetfulness is often hard for seniors to admit due to pride or fear of a cognitive disease diagnosis, but it's vital to get medical help in these instances.

Tips for Using Social Media to Reconnect with Long-Lost Friends

According to the Pew Research Center, approximately 40 percent of seniors aged 65 and older use some form of social media to interact with friends and family.

5 Tips for Using Social Media as a Senior

While experienced social media users understand the hidden dangers of sharing too much, seniors new to the platforms may need a few pointers to remain safe.

Four Recent Developments in Medicine For Seniors

We are so excited to see the many new studies being published in the area of geriatrics. Here are just four of the recent developments in medicine for seniors.

The Essentials of Medicare, Explained

Medicare helps millions of senior Americans every day, but it isn’t perfect. One of the biggest issues with the service is how confusing it can be. Read more...

How To Put A "Spring" In Your Step This Spring

To ensure our residents can put a spring in their step and get the most out of this exciting season, here are ideas for activities that seniors can try today.

What Can Seniors Learn From the Empty Tomb?

The hope and security that the fulfillment of these promises give to all believers are among the key things seniors can learn from studying the empty tomb.

Can Seniors in Assisted Living Communities Still Take Vacation Trips?

Having raised their families and retired from the workforce, seniors are often freer to travel than when they were younger. Click to read

3 Online Resources For Seniors

According to research from Pew Research Center's Internet and Technology branch, plenty of seniors are discovering the benefits of the internet.