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Hey Everybody! Over the last few weeks there has been lots of discussion about fitness routines with quarantine and social distancing. It is a change, but it doesn’t have to be a roadblock – we simply need to think “inside the box.” (Ha! See what I did there?) Yes, it is more challenging, it’s not […]

“The future ain’t what it used to be” – Yogi Berra The trouble and difficulties we are presently enduring, as a community, nation, and world, will eventually end and we will be on our way to a future that looks different than we expected it to look like just a few months ago. Showing patience, […]

As many of you may know, June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness month. Several, if not most of us, have had our lives touched in some way by Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. Whether in loving and supporting a family member or relative living with dementia, or knowing a close friend who is caring […]

While several organizations and celebrations claim May as their month, our focus has been on recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month, which was started in 1949 by the non-profit Mental Health America (MHA) with the goal of promoting mental health. An important part of MHA’s work is destigmatizing mental illness. Many people have difficulty seeking treatment […]

What is senior living? If you’re like most seniors or adult children, you wouldn’t count yourself an expert. There is often a stigma that surrounds senior living. Most people think of a nursing home instead of a thriving, independent community. And that’s true of much of the reporting we’ve seen lately in relation to COVID-19 […]