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How to Make Connections with Other Retirement Community Residents
Research begun in the 1970s on seniors and social connections continues to support the importance of social ties to physical and mental health as well as overall feelings of well-being. In fact, a study conducted in Canada found a correlation between a senior’s sense of belonging and their perception of their own health. Other studies
What is an Entrance-Fee Community?
Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs), sometimes called Life Plan Communities, are preferred by many seniors because they offer a continuum of care and allow for aging in place. These communities provide residents with various levels of care according to their needs without leaving the community’s campus. Usually, Independent Living with a variety of housing choices,
23 Questions to Ask When Looking for Homes For Independent Living
Independent Living Resources We put a lot of trust in people to tell us what we want to hear. We trust that experts give us the correct diagnosis or fix, from car repairs to medical advice, but it always helps to get a second opinion. Learn how to be your own second opinion when finding
Senior Living in Amarillo,TX
Mosey on down to Amarillo—home to ranches, desert, the great Texas plains and new adventures you’re sure to enjoy. Now is the time to begin planning your retirement. Like many things in life, retirement sneaks up on you, so it’s better to plan now and prepare for your future. You’ll want to consider your financial,
How Much Freedom Do Texas Seniors Have in Continuum of Care Communities?
Will I be told what to do in a senior living community? If you made a plan and decided aging in place is how you want to live your life after retirement, congratulations. Planning for the future is the best investment you can make, and Texas has some of the best protections for seniors’ rights
Independent Living: The First Step To Aging In Place
What is independent living? Independent Living communities are retirement communities for seniors. These can take the form of stand alone homes or apartments. They are designed to provide convenience and social stimulation for retirees who have spent their lives working hard and are ready to reap the rewards of their efforts. Residents remain independent, coming
