It’s no secret that cybercriminals are constantly evolving their tactics, and unfortunately, many choose to target an older audience. In fact, the National Council on Aging reports seniors lost a collective $3.1B to scammers in 2022. But while staying on top of cyber safety is important for everyone, the older audience likely has access to
Senior Living Solutions: Finding the Right Retirement Community for Your Needs
Have you toured any of the senior living communities in the Mid-Atlantic region? If not, you’re in for a pleasant surprise. These vibrant campuses truly cater to the unique needs of every resident. There are premier amenities and services that ensure maintenance-free living; a plethora of activities that stimulate your mind and keep your body
Expert Tips: Nutritious & Safe Meals for Your Senior’s Health
Our bodies may change with age, but our spirit remains the same. And, as many caregivers discover, that spirit can often include a desire for independence that may not match physical capabilities. One of the most common areas of concern is an aging relative’s ability to get proper nutrition. Here are a few things to
Senior Living Acronyms and Terminology Unscrambled: Your Ultimate Guide
As we all know from the working world, every industry has its own alphabet soup. Senior living is no exception—save for the fact that it’s newer to you, and you haven’t lived in it day-to-day. Unscramble the senior living alphabet with this quick guide to common acronyms and terms you may encounter in the course
Are Senior Living Communities the Same: What makes them unique?
The phrase “senior living” inspires an array of emotions—and each person’s feelings on the matter are surprisingly strong. Unfortunately, many of the more negative feelings result from misinformation or stereotypes that are not entirely based in truth. And while many people embrace the opportunity for 55+ living as a welcome next stage in life—and something
5 Important Questions For Caretakers of Parents Aging in Place
They gave you the lovey you carried with you for years, tucked sweet notes and jokes into your lunchbox in your school years, and cheered the loudest at your high school graduation. Those happy memories of a parent filled with seemingly endless energy and love are something to cherish forever but are also part of
Boost Your Retirement Fitness: 5 Ways to Challenge Balance, Flexibility & More
No one disputes the importance of activity and exercise to maintain a healthy physique and heart throughout life. That doesn’t go away as we get older and enter retirement. While our bodies may change, they need nourishing as much as before. In fact, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) recommends that adults ages
What if You Don’t Want to Be a Social Butterfly in Retirement?
There’s a proven correlation between retirement and isolation. Studies have tied isolation and loneliness to a 50 percent increased risk of developing dementia, a 30 percent increase in developing coronary artery disease or stroke, and a 26 percent increase in overall mortality risk. Social interaction has numerous benefits, particularly as we age, yet not everyone
Senior Living Solutions: Discover the Benefits of Downsizing to a Retirement Community
As we age, our needs and lifestyle preferences change. Many people find that downsizing to a retirement community can enhance their quality of life, foster new social connections and provide a supportive environment. The Mid-Atlantic Region offers an impressive array of retirement communities, each with its own unique combination of amenities, activities and care levels.
5 Things You’ll Need to Age in Place
AARP research recently found that 77 percent of adults age 50+ want to remain in their homes for the long term. That number has remained consistent for more than a decade, giving us good reason to believe it will continue. Given the long-standing desire to age in place, aging adults and a number of active
