Fresh air, sunlight, and movement do more than lift your mood. They sharpen the mind, boost heart health, and even lower stress levels. Research published in Scientific Reports found that outdoor activities are linked to reduced blood pressure, lower risk of stroke, and overall improved well-being. For older adults, staying active isn’t just beneficial; it’s…
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Losing a spouse in your 70s is one of the most challenging life events to face. Everything you’ve known and shared can be gone in the blink of an eye. The emotional toll can be intense, and the grief often brings a sense of isolation. Every day, more than 8,300 people die in the U.S.,…
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It’s hard to grasp that there are more than 11 types of grief, according to Health. Grief is a natural response to loss. People often think of grief after death, but grief can also happen when a loved one is still alive. This is called ambiguous grief. It happens when someone changes in a way…
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Almost 7 million Americans have Alzheimer’s. Around the same number have dementia. The terms Alzheimer’s and dementia are often used interchangeably, but they aren’t the same. What’s the difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia? Knowing the difference can help you or a loved one get the best possible care, targeted to your unique circumstances. Keep reading…
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Did you know that, according to Market Watch, older adults often live seven to ten years longer than they can safely drive? Deciding when to stop driving is a challenging and emotional decision for seniors, as it directly impacts their independence and mobility. Recognizing the signs that indicate it may be time to consider alternative…
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A post by Columbia Doctors citing the Centers for Disease Control shows that 42% of seniors with memory decline can’t perform household tasks on their own. Old age comes with fragility and less mobility. Taking your senior loved one to an independent living community can make their lives easier. The supportive services offered in these…
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It’s unfortunate that 55 million people are suffering from dementia, according to WHO. The condition affects the brain by causing memory loss and changes in thinking. Many people with dementia experience behavior changes. One common change is increased anger. Understanding why this happens can help caregivers provide better support for those with dementia. Read on…
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Are you looking for a charming, stress-free outing that offers a taste of local tradition and unique treasures? The Pennsylvania Dutch Market is the perfect destination for seniors from Seaton Hagerstown who want to experience the best of Amish culture and local produce in a welcoming, accessible setting. Whether you’re looking for a handmade gift…
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Did you know that, according to Market Watch, nearly half of older adults in the United States are unable to afford basic necessities such as housing, food, and healthcare? As seniors explore housing options, understanding the cost of independent living becomes crucial. Let’s look into the various factors influencing independent living expenses, average costs, and…
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According to the World Health Organization, about 430 million people worldwide are in need of rehabilitation due to hearing loss. As individuals grow older, maintaining healthy hearing becomes crucial not just for their physical well-being but also for their overall quality of life. Recognizing the early signs of hearing loss is essential for seniors to…
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COMMUNITY UPDATE
Due to a major flood event from a broken water line that occurred in January causing extensive damage to our building, we are temporarily ceasing community operations, effective February 16, 2025.
As operators we are fully committed to restoring the community as quickly as possible and look forward to welcoming residents back when appropriate.