Our communities are designed to help you focus your time and energy on what's really important to you. For many, it's being connected to others. You'll find it's easy to maintain and strengthen existing relationships with family and friends, while fostering new connections. Connections don't need to be in large groups. Simply meeting a new friend, a quiet conversation or enjoying the afternoon matinee - simply by being you, you belong.
The wealth of available experiences and resources also encourages goal setting. Goals give something to work toward and the motivation to achieve something meaningful. We think you'll agree it brings a sense of joy and fulfillment in a way few other things do.
People make a place. Being surrounded by other active adults looking to live a more carefree lifestyle creates an inspiring living environment. You'll find you have friends who encourage you to learn a new language or try yoga for the first time, or just sit and have a cup of coffee together. Residents discover new passions and explore ways to feel fulfilled that are meaningful to them. By being you, you belong.
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There are so many benefits to life in one of our senior living communities. Whether it’s in retirement living, assisted living or memory care, we empower our residents to live their best lives. But you’ve heard that all before right? You don’t have to take our word for it. Get it straight from the source as our families describe their experiences with us.
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For many older Americans, a senior housing community is more than just a place to live: It’s a place to be alive. For older adults living on their own, a time often comes when they feel they are simply “treading water.” Life may have occasional social engagements, a certain daily rhythm, but it can often lack direction. This is when individuals often seek or wish for a different mode of living that gives life a greater sense of meaning again.
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Dementia can take away so much, which is likely why the focus of traditional memory care is on that which your loved one can no longer do. This is important., however, as your loved one isn’t one-dimensional, and their care shouldn’t be either. Learn about the benefits of an engagement-focused philosophy for memory care.
