By Sharon Osborne One of the most meaningful things adult children can do for aging parents is to honor their wishes regarding eldercare.
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How Do I Choose a Rehab Location After Leaving the Hospital?
By Nikki Tyler Sometimes a hospital stay is just the beginning. If your loved one is hospitalized due to a fall, fracture, cardiac event
Holiday Meals Can Be Healthy for Seniors and Still Be Delicious
By Chef Todd Klugh Ah, the holiday meal! We look forward to it all year long as our traditional favorites make their annual
Understanding the Financial Options of Living in a Senior Community
By Brian Burger As seniors approach retirement and consider their future living arrangements, one important question is, what are the financial options? Are
Embracing New Adventures: Finding Joy in Independent Living
By Teresa Plumeri As we journey through life, there comes a time when you start to think, wouldn’t it be nice not to
When Is a Good Time to Talk to My Aging Parents About Finances?
Submitted by St. Ann’s Community One of the most meaningful things adult children can do for aging parents is to honor their wishes
Simple Exercises to Help Ease Arthritis Pain
By Rebecca Conklin, D.O. Ask anyone with a green thumb and they’ll tell you that tending a garden is good for the soul.
What is Assisted Living?
By Brian Burger What comes to mind when you think of assisted living? At St. Ann’s Community, we describe assisted living as ‘private
‘Falls are preventable and don’t need to be an inevitable part of aging’
Falling Can Have Serious Consequences—Here’s How To Reduce the Risk By Cindy Lovetro, Priscilla Delgado and Shaneeya Cooper Taking a fall is never
Keep The Lonely Blues Away with Adult Day Programs
By Rola O’Meally If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s that isolation can be devastating. For many seniors, that’s true