By Nikki Tyler Sometimes, a hospital stay is only the first step in your loved one’s recovery. After a fall, fracture, cardiac event
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Independent Living: The Start of a New Chapter
By Teresa Plumeri When I meet prospective residents and their families, our conversations are rarely about square footage or floor plans. More often,
Assisted Living Today: The Freedom of Choice with the Support You Need
By Rene Barnes For most of us, the goal as we age is simple: remain as independent as possible for as long as
Plan Ahead for a Stronger Recovery After Elective Surgery
By Veena Madiraju For some people, a hospital stay feels routine. You go in, have your procedure and head home. But as we
Adult Day Services: A Resource for Seniors and Caregivers
By Rola O’Meally As people live longer, more families are supporting aging loved ones at home. While this can be deeply rewarding, it
Questions to Ask When Choosing an Assisted Living Community
When an aging parent needs more support, families often begin their search for assisted living feeling a bit overwhelmed. Communities can look similar on
Simple Ways to Stop the Spread of Winter Illness
Caring for the most important people on earth is at the heart of everything we do at St. Ann’s Community. Protecting the health of
Starting the New Year Strong
How independent living communities help residents reach their resolutions By Teresa Plumeri The new year often brings a moment to pause and think
A Guide to Different Types of Insurance
By Amita Connor-Williams Exploring your options for healthcare coverage can open up a world of possibilities. From health insurance and Medicare to long-term
Finding Peace and Meaning Through Hospice Care
By Marguerite Janto and Jessica Kelly November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, a time to pause and reflect on those we










