Senior Housing Connection

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time in which women are reminded of the importance of annual mammograms. It’s equally important, though, to make sure you’re getting other preventative health screenings as well. Being proactive about your health can help you find prob...[READ MORE]

  Labor Day has come and gone, and for many people, it’s a well-earned break from the labors of everyday work. For those of us who have retired, on the other hand, it’s a day on the calendar when our family members may be able to join us in some of the leisure activities we’...[READ MORE]

Healthy food and a healthy body go hand in hand, especially as we age. In fact, the key to staying healthy well into our golden years may very well have to do with diet. Eating the right foods can help you manage chronic conditions so that you spend less time and money at the do...[READ MORE]

For most seniors, living at home is a priority. Almost 90 percent of people over the age of 65 want to live in their own homes as long as possible, and that’s understandable, in a way. Familiar surroundings and a supportive community are beneficial to a senior’s well-being, but wha...[READ MORE]

  Did you know that as our bodies age, they become less able to adequately respond to summer heat? This can be a serious problem, putting older people at a much higher risk of heat-related illnesses than younger people. These illnesses include heat stroke, heat edema, heat s...[READ MORE]

You may have heard about the picturesque community of Parkwood Heights, where independent living is enhanced by abundant amenities and dedicated staff available to assist at all times. Parkwood Height’s spacious, beautiful facilities create a welcoming environment, and residents ar...[READ MORE]

Spring is a beautiful time of year, bursting with new life and fresh promise. It’s a great time to shake off the winter doldrums and get out in the fresh spring air, enjoying the weather and spending time with friends and family. If you suffer from spring allergies, though, this ti...[READ MORE]

    Moving to a retirement community may feel overwhelming at first. You might not know anyone yet, and you could be unsure of the best way to adjust to your new living situation. Fortunately, with a little effort, you can make social connections that improve your quality of life,...[READ MORE]

In winter, as temperatures drop and bad weather compels us to stay indoors, many people find it challenging to stay healthy and active.For seniors, in particular, the “winter blues” can often set in, making a dreary season seem all the more difficult. Take heart! Spring is just ...[READ MORE]

  Once the decorations are packed up and stored away, and the family visits come to a close, it’s normal to fall into a post-holiday slump. Give yourself a fresh goal to work toward by setting a New Year’s resolution. If you have had years of failed attempts to achi...[READ MORE]