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Your retirement years are a time to engage your mind and pursue your passion projects in art, science, culture, technology, and other areas that capture your interest and imagination. Opening your mind to new ideas through lifelong learning can keep you on your toes and help you stay sharp as you age. The brain power …

Walking into a newly constructed home evokes a certain set of sensory impressions. From the fresh, clean scent to the bright, friendly ambience, new construction makes people feel welcome. In new senior living communities, the hum of energy among residents eager to settle into a new retirement lifestyle only adds to the excitement. The perks of …

When you’re exploring the world of senior living for the first time, you may think each retirement community is just like the next. You’ll quickly discover that’s not the case. Some senior living communities offer what is known as a continuum of care. These communities — often referred to as Life Plan Communities or continuing …

Do you remember finding your dream home? The place that fit into your plans for the future? Maybe it had room to raise a family. Or maybe it was perfect for entertaining. Or maybe it was in a neighborhood you always loved. But over time dreams can change, and sometimes your house may no longer …

There are many reasons family members and even close friends choose to become informal caregivers for an aging loved one at home. In fact, more than 53 million adults in the U.S. provide unpaid care to someone over the age of 50, according to a recent AARP report. Whatever the circumstances, one thing is common …

For many seniors, the pursuit of total wellness includes caring for the mind, body AND spirit. That’s why many older adults  seek faith-based senior living communities. If finding an independent living community that supports your spiritual wellness is important to you, this blog post will explore some benefits of choosing a faith-based senior living community …

Witnessing your loved one’s memory and essence begin to slip away due to Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia is heartbreaking. For adult children and other caregivers, this can lead to additional stress, along with guilt when they realize their loved one needs more care than they can provide alone. As the condition advances, …

For many older adults, moving to an independent living retirement community is a great step forward and a life stage they truly look forward to. But some seniors are very reluctant at the thought of moving into senior living. Some older adults see senior living communities as a step down in their lifestyle, or even …

As we get older, there may come a time when we could use a little help. It can make life easier, safer and more enjoyable, but it can also be hard to accept and admit. To many people, the beginning of the need for assistance can feel like the end of independence and freedom.  But …

Two sisters prepare to move into Stevenson Oaks Barbara Coffey chuckles as she shares, “I make really quick decisions!” The Pennsylvania native turned Texan is making plans to move into an Independent Living apartment at Stevenson Oaks in Fort Worth.  “I responded to the first postcard they sent out and it just fit for me, …